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THE
NEW AND IMPROVED
DIRECTORY
FOR
FROM
WHITSUNDAY 1824
TO
WHITSUNDAY 1825;
(TO BE CONTINUED ANNUALLY);
CONTAINING
AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE NOBILITY, GKNTRY,
MERCHANTS, TRADERS, AND PRINCIPAL
INHABITANTS.
WITH
AN APPENDIX,
CONTAINING
LISTS OF THE MAGISTRATES AND COUNCII. POST TOWNS IN SCOTLAND,
ENGLAND, AND IRELAND ARRIVAL AND DISPATCH OF MAILS,
STAGE-COACHES, AND CARRIERS — SHIPPING AND NSURANCE COM- PANIES HACKNEY COACH AND CHAIR FARES PORTERS* ANI>
carters' RATES, &C. &C.
wrru A STREET DIRECTORY, AND A PLAN OF TttlS GU'Y.
|fe.
JOHN ANDERSON, Jun. 53. NORTH BRIDGE STREET,
and
WILLIAM HUNTER, 23. HANOVER STREET,
EDINBURGH.
Printed by J. Shaw & Co.
TO
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
ALEXANDER HENDERSON,
LORD PROVOST AND LORD LIEUTENANT
OF THE
CITY OF EDINBURGH,
&c. &c. &c.
THIS
NEW DIRECTORY
OF THE CITY AND LIBERTIES,
OVER WHICH HE SO ABLY PRESIDES, IS, BY HIS lordship's PERMISSION,
MOST RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED
BY HIS lordship's MOST OBEDIENT AND HUMBLE SERVANTS,
THE PROPRIETORS.
Ediulun-jili, \5lh June 18i;4.
PREFACE.
The numerous inaccuracies and omissions which characterized former publications of this description in Edinburgh, have long and generally been the sub- ject of complaint ; and rendered the publication of a new and improved Directory of Edinburgh, Leith, and Suburbs, a great desideratum ; and the very favourable reception which the announcement of the present work received, may be considered as an unequivocal proof of the truth of this assertion.
In bringing forward the present improved Directory, the Proprietors are unwilling to speak much of their own exertions ; but this they may state, that they have spared neither labour nor expense to unite early pub- lication with as much completeness and accuracy as the nature of such a work will admit; and they trust that a comparison of the present with former publica- tions of the same kind, will prove the surest test of the extent of their efforts.
The Public will also be aware, that, in consequence of the announcement of this work, a powerful stimulus has been given to those interested in the former pub- lications— a stimulus of which the Public will now reap the full benefit, and without which, it is fairly to be inferred, "o efforts would have been made by them in the way of improvement.
Should the present publication realize the success which the Proprietors have been led to expect, they pledge themselves that their attention to accuracy shall not relax ; and although they may alter the plan, or vary the form, they hope to be enabled, in future years, to present such additions and improvements as will give it still higher claims upon the Public.
To the present Directory the Proprietors have added a new plan of the City, containing the recent and intended improvements.
Edinburgh, ^5th June 1824.
nburgh,
INDEX.
Street Directory for Edinburgh.
Street Directory for Leith.
Edinburgh Directory.
Leith Directory. Aberdeen and Leith Smack and Steam Yacht Shipping Company, ....■,.
Alloa Steam Boats, .....
Anstruther and Leith Packet, Assessed Taxes, on houses and windows, Banks and Bankers, in Edinburgh and Leith, Carters, (Regulations for) ....
Carriers to all parts of Scotland, Carriers to all parts in England and Wales, Coach ( Hackney) Regulations and Fares, Coach Offices, ......
Coaches, (Mail and Stage) and departure from Ed
Chairs, (Hackney) Regulations and Fares,
Commission of the Peace for city and liberties.
Commissioners of Edinburgh Police,
Commissioners of Leith Police,
Dean of Guild Court,
Dundee Shipping Company,
Elie and Leith Packets, ......
Ferries, (Regulations for the) of Kinghorn, Burntisland, Leith,
Newhaven, Dysart, Kirkcaldy, and Aberdour, Holidays at Banks and Public Offices, House duty, .......
Hull and Leith Shipping Company,
Insurance Companies in Edinburgh,
Inverness and Leith Shipping Company,
Kirkcaldy and Leith Shipping Company,
Leith and Aberdeen Steam Yacht Company,
Leith and Dundee Steam Packet Company, .
Leith and Greenock Shipping Company,
Leith, Hamburgh, and Rotterdam Shipping Company
Leith and Newhaven daily Parcel Waggons, .
Leith and Stirling Shipping Company,
Letters, (Delivery of) in Edinburgh,
Letters, Penny-post delivery,
Page
99
99
102
107
67
25
70
95
4
66
61
16
3
103
106
2
99
102
102 67
107
100 67
100
100 99 99 99
100 96
101 58 59
Letters to Foreign parts, (Packets for conveying, and rates of
postages,) 60
liverpool and Leith Shipping Company, . . . 100
.ondon and Edinburgh Shipping Compan)', . . 97 -.ondon, Leith, Edinburgh, and Glasgow Shipping Company, 97
Ditto's Canal passage boats, . .... 96
Ditto's Packets for Glasgow, Greenock, and Belfast, . 98
london and Leith Old Shipping Company, ... 97
vondon and Leith Steam Packet Company, ... 98
.ondon Newspapers, and Prices, ] 4.S
Iagistrates of Edinburgh, ..... 1
"Iagistrates of Canongate and Calton, ... 2
Magistrates of Easter and Wester Portsburgh, . 2
INDEX.
Magistrates of Leith, . . . . T Taae 2
Mail and Stage Coaches, and their departure from Edinburgh, 61
Mail and Stage Coach offices, ..... 66
Mails, (Arrival of Royal) at Edinburgh, ... 58
Mails, (Dispatch of Royal) from Edinburgh, . . 57
Newcastle and Leith Shipping Company, . . . 101
Newspapers published in Edinburgh, .... 68
Newhaven, daily Parcel Waggons, .... 96
Porterage, Rates of, ....... 23
Post-office, (General) ...... 26
Post-office, (Leith) . . . . . . . 26
Post towns in England, with the postage, . . . 33
Post towns in Ireland, ditto, ..... 52
Post towns in Scotland, ditto, .... 27
Penny-post and general free receiving houses in Edinburgh, 59
Penny- post Letters, time of delivery, .... 59
Perth Merchants' Shipping Company, .... 101
Perth Shipping Trade, ...... 101
Pittenweeni and Leith Packets, ..... 102
Police Court, ........ 4
Police Commissioners of Edinburgh, . .' . . 103
Police Commissioners of Leith, ..... 106
Public Offices in Edinburgh, . . . . .140
Public Offices in Leith, . . . , . .142
Ross, iMoray, Peterhead, Banff, and Fraserburgh Shipping Co. 101
Small debt Court for the City, ..... 4
Small debt Court for the County, .... 106
Stage coaches, and their departure from Edinburgh, . 61
Stamp Duties, ........ 69
Stirling and Alloa Steam-boats, 99
Sheriff-Court for the County, 106
Thurso, Wick, and Helmsdale Shipping Company, . 101
Union (The Edinburgh and Glasgow) Canal Company, 96
Window Duty, 107
Conditions of Insurance of the following Companies.
Albion Fire and Life Assurance Company, . . . 108
Atlas Fire and Life Assurance Company, . . .108
Corporation of the Royal Exchange Assurance, . . Ill
Guardian (The) Assurance Company, . . . 112
Imperial Fire Insurance Company, . . . .113
Imperial Life Insurance Company, . . . . US
Insurance Company of Scotland, . . . . .114
European Life Insurance and Annuity Company, . . 116 London Union Assur. Society, for Fire, Lives, and Annuities, 117
North British Insurance Company, . . . , 119
Palladium Life and Fire Assurance Society, . . .135
Pelican Life Insurance office, . . . . .122
Scottish Life Assurance Society, . . . . .123
Sun Assurance Society, . . . . . .131
West of England Fire and Life Insurance and Annuity office, 134
West of Scotland Insurance Company, . . . .135
Conditions of the following Gas- Light Coufanies.
Edinburgh Oil Gas- Light Company, .... Leith Oil Gas-Light Company, .....
137 138
ALPHABETICAL LIST
STREETS, SQUARES, PLACES, Ac.
IN EDINBURGH, AVITH REFERENCES TO THEIR SITUATION.
Abbey court, Holyrood Palace Abbey-hill, north of the Palace Abercrombie place, op. Queen's
street, New town Adam street, Pleasance Advocate's close, 353. High st. Ainslie place, Great Stuart street Aitcheson's close, 52. VVestport Albany street, Duke street Albyn place, west end of Queen's
street Allan's close, 269. High street Allan's close, Market street Allan's close, 77. Grassmarket Allan street, Stockbridge Alison's close, 36. Cowgate Alison'ssquare, Nicolson's square Alva street, Coates Anchor close, 243. High street Anderson's close, 62. West-bow Ann street, Stockbridge Anthony's St. place, Pt.Hopetoun Antigua street, Leith walk Archers' hall, Buccleuch street Archibald's close, 3. West-bow Archibald's place, Lauriston Argyll square. College Arniston place, Newington Arthur place, East, "| Arthur place, Mid, | Arthur place. West, '> Pleasance Arthur street, j
Arthur street. Little, J Assembly close, 174. High st. Assembly close, 158. Cowgate Athol street. Spring Gardens,
Stockbridge
1824-5. B
Back stairs, Parliament square Bailie Fyfe's close, east, 101.
High street Bailie Fyfe's close, west, 107.
High street Bailie's court, 50. Cowgate Baird's close, 115. Westport Bakehouse close, 145. Canongate Baker's close, 425. Lawnmarket Baker's close, 60. Cowgate Baker's place, Stockbridge Ballantine's close, 7. Grassmarket Bank (Old) close, 282. Lawnmt. Bank street, Lawnmarket Bankstreet, (north,) Moundplace
to Bank street Baron Grant's close, 13. Netherb. Barringer's close, 91. High street Bartram's entry, 80. Pleasance Baxter's close, 469. Lawnmarket Baxter's place, Leith walk Beattie's close, 84. Grassmarket Beaumont place, head of Pleas. Bellevue crescent, Bellevue Bell's entry, 60. Pleasance Bell's close, 272. Canongate Bell's mills, Queensferry road Bell's wynd, 146. High street Bell's wynd, 176. Cowgate Bishop's close, 115. Cowgate Bishop's land close, 129. High st. Blackfriars wynd, 96. High st. Blackfriars wynd, 238. Cowgate Blair's close, 409. Castlehill Blair street, from Hunter's Sq.
to Cowgate Blyth's close, 571, Castlehill
EDINBURGH STREET DIRECTORY.
Bonniugton road, from Bellevue
Crescent to Leith Boroughloch, Archers' Hall Boroughmuirhead, head of links Borthvvick's close, 190. High st. Borthwick's close, 152. Cowgate Boswell's court, 595. Castlehill Boyd's (or White Horse) close,
274. Canongate Braid's row, Stockbridge Braehouse, Lothian road Bread street. Port Hopetoiin Brighton street, Lothian street Bristo port, head of Candle- maker row Bristo street, Candlemaker row
to west Nicolson street Brodie's close, 204. Lawnmarket Brodie's close, 52. Cowgate Brown's close, 406. Castlehill Brown's close, 385. Lawnmarket Brown's close, 1 27. Canongate Brown's close, 22. Grassmarket Brown's court, 404. Castlehill Brown's street, Pleasance Brown's square, Candlem. row, Broughton street, York place Broughton place, Brougliton st. Brunswick place, Lothian road Brunswick street, Hillside cres- cent Buccleuch place, George sq. Eucclcuch pend, St Patrick's
square Buccleuch street, Buccleuch pi. Buchanan's court, 298. Lawnm. Bull's close, 181. High street Bull's close, 106. Canongate Bull's close, 301. Cowgate Burnett's close, 1 56. High street Burnett's close, 1 70. Cowgate Burntsfield links, south of Mea- dows Byers' close, 375. High street
Caldweix's close, 139. Grassmt. Callander's entry, 67. Canongate Calton street, Leith street Calton, (High) Calton street to
Regent road. Calton, (Low) below Regent-br.
to North Back of Canongate Campbell's brewery close, 145.
Cowgate I
Campbell's close, 1 27. Grassmar. Campbell's close, 137. Cowgate 1824-5.
Campbell's close, 107. Cowgatu Campbell's close, 81. Canongate Canaan, south of links Canaan entry, Grange loan Canal street, below North bridg\
west Canal basin. Port Hopetoun Candlemaker-row, Cowgatehead
to Bristo port Canongate, Netherbow to Abbey
court Canonraills, by Broughton street Cant's close, 108. High street Cant's close, 230. Cowgate Carfrae's entry, 112. Canongate Carnegie street, head of Pleasance Carubbers' close, 135. High st. Castle bank, south back of Castle Castle barns, Port Hopetoun Castlehill, castle to Lawnmarket Castle street, (North and South)
Prince's street to Queen street Castle wynd, 54. Grassmarket Catherine st. head of Leith Walk Catholic chapel lane, James' pi. Causewayside, old Libberton rd. Chahners's close, 31 . High street Chapel street, west Nicolson st. Charlotte square, west end George
street Charlotte street, (North and So.)
Prince's street to Queen street Charlotte street, Stockbridge Charlotte place, Queensferry st. Chessells's court, 240. Canongate Cheyne's close, 352. Castlehill Cheyne street, Stockbridge Christie's court, 72. Canongate Church street. Spring Gardens,
Stockbridge Circus, (Royal) near Stockbridge Circus place, (East) Royal Cir. Circus place, (West) Royal Cir. Claremont street, Claremt. cresc. Claremont crescent, Bonnington
road Claremont street, Stockbridge Clerk street, St Patrick's square Clydestreet, north St Andrew's st. Coates, (Easter) by Waitland st. Coates, (Wester) by Maitland st. Coates crescent, Coates Cobourg, (Saxe) place, Stock- bridge College St. (North) Adam square College St. (South) Nicokon's St.
EDINBURGH STREET DIRECTORY.
College St. (West) fi'om Horse
wynd to Potter-row College wynd, North College
street College wynd, 205. Cowgate Comely bank, Stockbridge road
to Queensferry Commercial Bank close, 142.
High street Conn's close, 1G2. Cowgate Cooper's entry, 1 32. Cauongate Cornwallis place, Bellevue Cres. Cossar's close, 145. Westporl Coull's close, 321. Canongate Cowan's close, 39. Crosscause-
way Cowan's close, 95. Cowgate Cowfeeder row, Westport Cowgate, Grassmarket to South
back of Canongate Covvie's close, 109. Grassmarket Covenant close, 1G2. High street Craig's close, 265. High street Craig's close, 4. Market street Craigleith, Queensferry road to
Leith Craigside, Dumbie dykes Crawford's close, 16. Grassmar. Crichton st. George's-square Crichton entry, 116. Canongate Croftangrie, Abbey Hill Cross, opposite Royal Exchange Crosscauseway (E. and W.) So.
end Nicolson's street Cumming's close, 52. Canongate Currie's close, 5S4. Castlehill Currie's close, 110. Grassmarket
Dalrt lane, Wester Coates Dalrymple place, Carnegie street Darnaway street, W. Heriot row Davidson's close, 31. Canongate Davie street. West Richmond st. Dean, by Queensferry road Dean bank, Stockbridge Dean haugh, Stockbridge Dewar place, Tobago street Dick's close, 1 1>5. Cowgate Dickson's close, 226. Cowgate Dickson's close, 1 IS. High str. Donaldson's close, 7. West-bow Don's close, 327. High street Doune terrace, 'Gloucester street Drumdryan, Lochrin Druradryan lane, Lochrin Drummond place, Bellevue
1824^-5.
Drnmmond street, Nicolson's st. Drummond street, (East) Pleas. Drumshcugh, Queensferry road. Dublin street, Duke street Duke street, York place Dumbie dykes. South back Can. Dunbar's close, 413. Lawnmar. Dunbar's close, 159. Canongate Dunbar street, I<"ountain bridge Duncan's close, 55. Canongate Duncan street, Newington Duncan street, Drummond place Dundas street, Heriot row Dunlop's close, 43. Grassmarket
EoYPT lane. Grange loan Elder street, James's square Eldiu street, Roxburgh place Elizabeth street, Stockbridge Elliot's court, 578. Castle hill Elm row, Leith walk Erskine place, west end Prince's
street E&plin's close, 57. Grassmarket Excise lane, west Register street Exchange (Royal), High street Exchange (entry to), 11. Mar- ket street
Fairholm's close, 15. West-bow Fairley's entry, 180. Cowgate Fairington place, Stockbridge Falcon hall, Morningside Fettes row, Pitt street Finlayson's close 160. Canong. Fishinarket (old) close, 1 42. Cow- gate Fishmarket (old) close, 96. High
street Fishmarket (little) close, 158.
Cowgate Fishmarket, Canal street Fisher's close, 129. Cowgate Fisher's close, 312. Lawnmarket Fleshmarket close, 199. High st. Fleshoiarket, Fleshmarket close Fleshmarket close, 339. Canong. Forres street, west Queen street Forrester's wynd, 98. Cowgate Forsyth's close, 57. Canongate Forth street, Broughton street Foulis's close, (No.) 229. High st. Foulis's close, (So.) 40. High st. Fountain close, 30. High street Fountainbridge, Port-hopetoun Fountain court, Fountainbridge
EDINBURGH STREET DIRECTORY.
Frederick street, (N. & S.) Prin- ce's street to Queen street
Gabriel's road, Silvermills Gabriel's road, West Regist. st. Galloway's entry, 55. Canongate Gayfield place, Gayfieid square Gayfield square, Leith walk Gayfield street, Gayfield square Geddes's close, 233. High street General's entry, 59. Bristo street Gentle's close, 120. Canongate George place, Leith Walk George square. Meadows George street, Xew Town Gibb's close, 251. Canongate Gibb's entrj', 76. Nicolson's st. GifFord's park, 72. Hope park end Gilchrist's lane, Greenside lane Gilmore place, Lochrin Gilmour's close, 101. Grassmar. Gilnoour's street, Simon's square Gilnaour street, Paul's work Glanville place, Stockbridge Glenfinlas street, Charlotte sq. Gloucester street, India street Gosford's close, 278. Lawnmark. Graham street, Lauriston Graham's close, .34. Grassmarket Grange, Causewayside Grange loan, by Grange toll Grange place, 92. Causewayside Grange court, 80. Causewayside Grant's close, 388. Castlehill Grant's close, 85. West-bow Grassmarket, Westport to Cowg. Grayfield, Dalkeith road Gray street, Newington Gray's court, 95. Nicolson's st. Gray's close, 250. Cowgate Gray's close, (north) 125. High
street Gray's close, (south) and entry
to Mint, 56. High street Greenhill, head of links Greenside lane, Nottingham place Greenside place, Greenside street Greenside street, Leith walk Grindlay's close, 97. West-bow Grindlay street, Lothian road Grove street, (N. and S.) Foun-
tainbridge Grove place, Grove stfeet GuUan's close, 266. Canongate
Hadpixgton court, south back of Canongate
1824-5.
Haddon's court, 70. Nicolson's
street Hailes street, Gilmore place Halkerston's wynd, 163. High
street Hall's entry, 234. Cowgate Hamilton's close, (east) 65. ditto Hamilton's close, (west) 57.
Grassmarket Hamilton's entry, 36. Bristo st. Hamilton's Folly, head of Plea-
sance Hamilton place, Tollcross Hamilton place, Stockbridge Hammerman's close, 55. Cowg. Hanover street, ( N. and S. ) Prin- ce's street to Queen street Hardwell close, Simon square Hart street. Forth street Hastie's close, 145. Grassmarket Hastie's close, 225. Cowgate Hastie's close. North College st. Haugh street, Stockbridge Hay's close, 93. Grassmarket Hay's court, Main point Hay's street, Nicolson's square Haymarket, Wester Coates Hercles street, Dumbiedykes Hermitage place, Stockbridge Heron's court, 1.34. Cowgate Heriot bridge, Grassmarket [ Heriot hill, by Canonmills Heriot row, opposite Queen st. High street, Lawnmarket to
Netherbow High school wynd, 283. Cowgate High school wynd, 313. Canon.
gate High school yards. Infirmary st. Hill place, Nicolson's street to
Richmond place Hillside crescent, great London
road Hill square, Hill place Hill street, North Fred, street Hole in the Wall, Bristo port Hope street. Prince's street to
Charlotte square Hope's court, 29. High street Hope park end. Meadows Horse wynd, Abbey court to
south back of Canongate Horse wynd, Cowgate, to Col- lege street West Howard place, Canonmills Howard street, Howard place Holyrood street, Dumbiedykes
EDINBURGH STREET DIRECTORY.
llolyrood street, south back of
Canongate Hume's close, 284. Canongate Hume's close, 99. Canongate Hume's close, 101. Cowgate Hunter's close, 131. Grassmarket Hunter's square, High street Ilyndford's close, 50. Pligli st.
India street, West Heriot row- India place, India street Ingliston street, Pleasance Inglis's close, 21. Westport Innes's Court, 72. Pleasance Inverleith, by Canonmills Jack's close, (big) 225. Canong. Jack's close, (little) 233. Canong. Jackson's close, 207. High-street Jamaica street, Castlebarns Jamaica street, Howe street James's court, (east) 495. Lawn- market James's court, (mid) 501. ditto James's court, (west) 507. ditto James's square, east Register st. James'sstreet, (north) James's sq. James's street, (south) ditto James's street, (east) ditto James's place, north James' st. Jessville, Dewar place ~
Jock's Lodge, Musselburgh road Johnston's close, 534. Lawnmar. Johnston's place, Stockbridge
Kay's court, 76. Crosscauseway Keir street, Lauriston Kennedy's close, 347. Castle-hill Killiebrae, West-port Kincaid's court, 159. Cowgate King's stables, South back of
Castle King (Great) st. from Drum-
mond Place, to Royal Circus King (Little) st. head of Leith
Walk Kinloch's close, 151. High street Kinniburgli's close, 15. Grassmr.
Ladvfiei.d Place, Tobago street
Lady Lawson's Wynd, head of West-port
Lady Lawson's wynd, Lauris- ton street
Lady Stair's close, 473. Lawn- market
Lady Stair's close, North Bank street
1824--5. B
Lady wynd, 1 9. West-port Laing's entry, 521. Cowgate Lamond's close, 23. Grassmarket Lamb's close, 84. Crosscauseway Lang close, Pleasance Lauriston lane, Lauriston road Lauriston place, Lauriston road Lauriston road, Tiviot row to
Toll cross Lauriston street, Main Point to
Lauriston Lauriston street, (West) Lauris- ton street to Tolcross Lawnmarkct, High st. to Castle- hill Leith street, corner of Waterloo
place to Calton street Leith wynd, head of Canongate
to Paul's Work Leopold place. Great London
road Leven street, Wright's houses Libberton's wynd, 272. Lawnmr. Libberton's wynd, 74. Cowgate Liberty court, 247. Cowgate Lindsay's close, 340. Castlehill Livingston's yards. Back of Castle Lochend's close, (Big) 107. Ca- nongate Lochend's close, (Little) 115.
Canongate Lochrin, near ToUcross Logan's close, 287. Canongate Logie green, Bonnington road London road, (Great) head of
Leith walk London street, Drummond place Lothian road. Prince's st. to Port
Hopetoun Lothian street, South College st. Lyndoch place, Queensferryroad Lyon's close, 215. High street
M'Cai,t.um's close, 121. Grassra. M'Connochie's close, 44. Cowg. McDonald's close, 171. Cowgate Macdougald street, foot of LeitU
wynd Mainpoint, head of West port Maitland street, west end of
Prince's street Malta Terrace, Stockbridge Market street, Flesh Market to
Mound Mary King's close, Market street Mansfield place, Bellevue Cresc. Marshall's close, 3. Grassmarket 3
EDINBURGH STREET DIRECTORY.
Maryfield, South Back of Castle ZMaryfield Loan, Grange Toll to
Dalkeith road Mary's place, Stockbridge Meadowbank, Parson's green Meadow place, Meado«s Merchant court, 69. Cowgate Merchant st. Candlemaker-row Merchant court, Merchant street Merchiston, Boroughmuir-head Melville street, Coates Meuse lane. South St Andrew st. Mid Common close, 293.Canong. 3Iiddleby street, Newington 3Iiddleton's entry, 32. Bristo st.
leading from Nicokon's street
to George's square Miller's close, 171. Canongate Miller's St. South back of Castle Miln's close, 218. Canongate Miln's close, 523. Lawnmarket Miln's court, 517. Lawnmarket Milne's square, ] 73. High street Mineral street, Stockbridge Minto street, Newington Moffat's close, 29. Netherbow Montagu street. Clerk street Monteith's close, 59. High street Sloray place, West Heriot row Moray street, Pilrig street Morison's close, 117. High st. Morningside, Boroughmuirhead Morrocco's close, 275. Canongate Mound, Prince's street to Bank
street Mound-place, head of IMound Munro's close, 119. Canongate Murdoch's close, 70. High street Murray street, Crosscauseway Murray's close, 131. Grassmarket Myreside, Boroughmuirhead
Nairtje's close, 583. Castlehill Nicolson's street. College to St
Patrick's square Nicolson's street, (West), leading
to George square Nicolson's square, Nicolson's st. Niddry street, High street to
Cowgate Nelson street, Abercrombie place Nelson street, (North), Drum-
mond place Netherbow, head of Canongate Newington, Libberton road New street, Canongate 1824-5.
North Back of Canongate, Low
Calton to Water Gate North Bridge street, High street
to Register office Northumberland street, Howe
street to Nelson street Norton place, east end Regent
road
Oakfield court, Pleasance Orchardfield, Leith walk Orchardfield, Main point Orchard street, Main point Old PJay-house close, 200. Ca- nongate Old Play-house court, 206. Ca- nongate Old Post-oflSce close, 251. High
street Old Stamp-office close, 221.
High street Old Bank close, 282. Lawnmar.
Palmer's buildings, 17. West
Nicolson street Panmure close, 129. Canongate Patriot Hall, Stockbridge Potterrow, West College street
to Chapel street Park place, Park street Park row, Park street Park street, Bristo street Parkside buildings, Parkside st. Parkside street, St Leonards Parliament square, High street Parson's Green, near Piershill
Barracks Paterson's court, 441. Lawnmar. Patterson's court, Broughton Paul's Work, foot of Leith wynd Paul's street, Simon square Pearson's close, 76. Grassmarket Peddie's entry, 26. Bristo street Physic Gardens, below N. Bridge Picardy place, York place to Leith
walk. Pilrig street, Leith walk toll Pipe's close, 617. Castlehill Pirie's close, 246. Canongate Pitt street, Dundas street Plainstone close, 232. Canongate Plainstone close, 271. Canongate Plainstone close, 94. Grassmaiket Pleasance, St Mary's wynd f*
St Leonard's Pollock's close, 2?. Cowgate
EDINBURGH STREET DIRECTORY.
Ponton street, Fountain- bridge Port-IIopetoun, South end Lo- th iali road Portland place, Laurisfon Powderhall, Bonnington road Prestonfield, near Grayfield toll Preston street, (E. and W.)
Newington Prince's street. North bridge to Lothian road
Quarry close, 30. Crosscauseway Quarry holes, east road to Leith Queen's street, York place to
North Charlotte street Queensferry street, west end
Prince's street
Rae's close, 285. Canongate Raeburn place, Stockbridge Ramsay's close, 41. Canongate Ramsay gardens, Castlehill Randolph crescent, Queensferry
street Rankeillor street. Clerk street Redbraes, Bonnington road Reid's close, 80. Canongate Reid's close, 149. Grassmarket Reid's court, 95. Canongate Regent bridge, Waterloo place Regent road, Calton hill Register street (East) Register
office Register street (West) St An- drew's square Reekie's court, 65. Nicolson's st. Restalrig, by Piersliill Barracks Richmond street, (East) Rich- mond place to Salisbury street Richmond street, (West) Nicol- son street to Richmond place Richmond street, (North) Adam
street to West Richmond st. Richmond street, (South) North Richmond street to Pleasance Richmond lane, Richmond place
to North Richmond street Richmond place, Roxburgh place
to West Richmond street Richmond pend, Richmond place Richmond court, Richmond place Riddel's close, 322. Lawnmarket Riego street, ToUcross Robertson's close, 26fj. Cowgate Rose court, back of St Andrew's
Churci), George street 1824-5.
Rose street, South St David street
to south Charlotte street Rosebank, near Grayfield toll Rosemount, Tobago street Roxburgh's close, 341. High st. Roxburgh place, Drummond st. Roxburgh street, Drummond st. Roxburgli terrace, Drummond st. Royal Exchange, High street Royal Bank close, 212. Cross Royal Terrace, great Lond. road Roy's close, 82. Hope Park end
Sandiland's close, 71. High st^ Salisbury Green, Newington Salisbury place, Newington Salisbury road, Newington Salisbury square, Salisbury st. Salisbury street, Pleasance Salt backet, below Regent brid. Saxe Coburg st. Stockbridge Sciennes, Hope Park end Sciennes street, Sciennes Scott's close, 119. Cowgate Scott's close, Argyll square Scotland street, Drummond pla. Sellars's close, 399. Lawnmarket Semple's close, 599. Castlehill Semple street. Canal Basin Shakespeare sq. back of Theatre Shandwick place, west end of
Prince's street Shoemaker's close, (Big) 217.
Canongate Shoemaker's close, (Little) 195.
Canongate Shrub hill, Leith Walk Shrub place, Shrub hill Silver Mills, by Stockbridge Simon square, Nicolson's street Simpson's court, Potterrow Skinner's close, 66. High street Smith's close, 153. Canongate Society close, 15. Netherbow Society, Brown's square Somerville's close, 79. Canong. South back of Canongate, Cow- gate to the Abbey South bridge. High street to
Nicolson street. Spring Gardens, Abbeyhill Spring Gardens, Stockbridge St Andrew's square, east end
George street St Andrew's lane, north St An- drew's street
XVl
EDINBURGH STREET DIRECTORY.
St Andrew's street, (N. and S.) Prince's street to Queen street St Ann's Yards, Holyrood Pal. St Anthony's place, Port-Hope-
toun St Bernard's place, Stockbridge St Bernard's row, Stockbridge St Colme street, west Queen st. St Culhbert street, Tobago st St David's street, (N and S.)
Prince's to Queen street St John's street, Canongate to
south back of ditto St John's close 188. Canongate St John's hill, Pleasance St Leonard's hill, St Leonard's
street St Leonard's street. Head of
Pleasance St Mary's wynd, Xetherbow to
Pleasance St Patrick's square, Xicdson st. St Vincent street, Royal Circus Stafford street, Shandwick place Stevenlaw's close, 134. High st. Stevenlaw's close, 192. Cowgate Stevenson's close, 133. Westport Stockbridge, north-west extremi- ty of New Town Strachan's close, 96. Canongate Strichen's close, 104. High st. Stuart ( Great) street, Moray place Summerhall, Hope Park end Sunbury Distillery, Water of
Leith Sutton's close, 265. Canongate Surgeon sq. back of High school. Swan's close, 31. Grassmarket
TA>r>T:R's close, 47. Westpcrt
Terrace, Leith street
Thistle street, North St David
street to North Frederick st. Thompson's close, 40. Canong. Thornybank, Fountainbridge Tipperlinn, Boroughmuirhead Tiviot row, Bristo street Tobago street, Port Hopetoun Toddrick's wynd, 78. High st. Toddrick's wynd, 242. Cowgate Tod's close, 587. Castlehilf Tolbooth wynd, Canong. Tolb. Tollcross, Lauriston Trotter's close, 9. Castlebill Trunk close, 55. High street
Tvveeddale court, 16. Netherbo\'(
Union place, (N. and S.) head
of Leith walk Union street. Union place tc
Forth Street
Valentine's entry, 74. Canong. Vennel, Lauriston place to Grass- market Vennel, 150. Cowgate Veitch's court, Stockbridge View Forth, Burntsfield Links
Walker street, Coates crescent Wardrop's court, 459. Lawntnt. Warrender's park, links Warriston's close, 52.5. High st. Warriston, Canonmills Warriston crescent, Canonmills ' Watergate, foot of Canongate Water of Leith, Queensfer. road Waterloo place. Regent bridge-,
east end Prince's street Watson's close, 22S. Canongate' Weir's close, 208. Canongate Wellington street, IjOthian road Wellington place, Tobago street Westport, Grassmt to Mainpoint Westport-well-close, 72. Westpt, Wharton lane, Wharton place ^\'harton place, Laurieston White Hart close, 44. Grassmar. Vr'hite Horse, (or Boyd's close,)
274. Canongate Whitehouse loan, Eumtsfield
links Whisky row, 257. Cowgate William street, Staflord street Wilson's court, 156. Canongate Winding close, 52. Westbow,
to Cowgate Windmill street, George square Windsor street. Great London
read Wood's-land court, 15. West Ni-
colson street World's-end close, 12. Netherb. Wright's close, 85. Canongate Wright's houses, Burntsfield Iks. Writer's court. Royal Exchange
Yo.^K lane, York place
York place, east end Queen st.
Young street, Charlotte square
1824-5.
LIST OF STREETS, &c.
LEITH DIRECTORY,
Admiralty street, North Leith Albany street, near Leith Fort Allanfield, Queensferry road Allison's place, Leith walk Anchorfield, Newhaven Annfield, Newhaven Assembly street, Bernard street
Baltic st. east end Bernard st. Bank street, Bernard street Barm close, Coalhill Bathfield, Newhaven road Bath street. Links Bell's court, Quality street Bernard street, New Draw- bridge
to Assembly street Bonnington road, by Shirrabrae
and Yardheads Bower's-hall, Bonnington road Bowie's close, Kirkgate Bowie's lane, Queen street Brickwork close, Kirkgate to
Giles' street Brickfield, Restalrig road Bridge street, Old Draw-bridge,
North Leith Broad wynd. Shore Brunton's close, Tolbooth wynd Bryce's close. Shore Burgess close, Shore Burn street, Lochend road
Z!able wynd, Yardheads to St
Andrew's street 3anon street, Leith Fort Hassills's place, foot of Leith walk Catherine Bank, by Newhaven Dbance Lot, Bonnington Chapel lane, Water lane to
Quality street Charlotte lane, Charlotte street Hharlotte street, Foot of Kirk- gate to Links 1824-5.
Cherry Bank, Newhaven
Christian Bank, Trinity Pier
Citadel, North Leilh
Citadel street. Citadel
Claremont park, Links
Coal Hill, Tolbooth wynd to Shirrabi-ae
Coatfield Lane, Kirkgate to Con- stitution street
Coatfield lane. Constitution st.
Cobourg street, Citadel
Comb's close, Kirkgate
Commercial place, Docks
Constitution street, Leith walk to Sands
Constitution court, Constitution street
Constitution lane, Constitution street
Couper street. North Leith
Cowan's close. Water lane
Crockat's close, Tolbooth wynd
Cromwell street, Citadel
Crown street, Leith walk
Dekholm Green, Trinity Dock Gates, North Leilh Dock street, Wet dock Duke street, foot of Leith walk
Fife place, Leith Walk Fish market, Riddell's close Flesh market, Tolbooth wynd Forrester's buildings. Assembly
street Fox lane, St Andrew's street Fox lane, Elbe street
George st. east end Newhaven George place, Leith Walk Giles' buildings, ditto Giles' street, Kirkgate to Shirra- brae
XVUl
LEITH STREET DIRECTOKY.
Glover's close, Yardheads Golf house, Links
Green street, Cable wynd Green tree, Leitli walk Green tree, St Andrew's street
Hall's close, Kirkgate Hamburgh street, Citadel Hard well close, Coalhill Hawkfield, Restalrig road Hawkhiil, Lochend road Hawthorn-ville, Wha'e brae Henry Hay's close, Yardheads Henry King's close, Kirkgate Heriot place, Leitli walk Hermitage, east of Links Hermitage cottage, Lochend ro. Hermitage brae, Restalrig road Hermitage hill, ditto ditto Hermitage place, Links Hillhouse field, Queensferry ro. Hope street, Cassills's place Hope street. North Leith Hope street terrace, Hope street Horse wynd, Giles' street
Jamaica street, Queensferry road James's place, Links Jeanlield place, Newhaven Jessfield, Whale brae John's place, Links, (west) Johnston street. Citadel
Kemp's lane, Giles' street King's buildings, foot of Leith
walk King's place, Leith walk King's street, Shirrabrae to Yard- heads Kirkgate, foot of Leith walk to Tolbooth wynd
Laurie's close, Yardheads Laurie street, Kirkgate to Links Laverock bank, Newhaven, (west) Lawson's wynd, Shirrabrae Leith Fort, Newhaven road Leith Mount, Queensferry road Leith Saw-mills, west of Shirra- brae Liddle's close, Tolbooth wynd Lillypot, Trinity Links, south-east side of Leith Links lane. Links to Constitu- tion street 1S24-5.
Links place. Links, (north) Little Carron, Salamander stree Lixmount, Trinity
M'Neill's place, Leith walk M'Laren's court, Giles' street Madeira street. North Leith ]Maitland place, Newhaven Mayfield, Trinity Merrilees' close, Yardheads Mews lane, Constitution street tc
Quality street Middlefield place, Leith walk Mill lane, Shirrabrae to Leith
Saw-mills Mitchell street, Constitution sU Rlorayfield, Restalrig road INIorton entry, head of Links Morton's street, Duke street tc
Links Mouter's close, Coatfield lane
New lane, Annfield to William- field, Newhaven North field, Newhaven
Oakfield, Newhaven
Old flesh market, Tolbooth wynd to St Andrew's street
Old Stage entry, Bernard street
Old Sugar House close, Tol- booth wynd
Orchaidfield lane, Leith walk
Parliament close, St Leonard's
lane to St Andrew's street Parliament square, Newhaven Patison's street, Elbe street I
Patterson's court, Kirkgate 1
Page's close. Queen street Peat Neuk, Coalhill Pew's close. Queen's street Pilrig street, Leith walk, leading;
to Bonnington Pipes, foot of Kirkgate Pitt street, Bonnington Poplar lane, Links, (north) Portland place, Citadel Portland terrace, Portland place*- Primrose street, Lochend road Prince Regent street. Citadel Prospect bank, Restalrig road
QuALiTv street, Charlotte street Quality lane, Quality street Queen's lane, Queen's place
LEITH STREET DIRECTORY.
XIS
tueen's place, foot of Leith walk •ueen's street, Tolbooth wynd to Shore
1.EDHALL, Bonnington Leidford's close, Giles' street kiddle's close, Tolbooth wyud Donaldson's buildings, Leith wk, Loualdson's wharf, Old draw- bridge. North Leith losemount, llestalrig road lose park, Trinity
t Andrew street, Kirkgate
t Anthony court, St Anthony st.
t Anthony lane, St Anthony street to Yardlieads
t Anthony street, Kirkgate
t Bernard street, Shore to As- sembly street
t John's lane, Charlotte street
t Leonard's lane, back of Coal- hill
alamander street, Baltic street to Seafield
andport street, North Leith
cott's close, water lane
eacot. Links, (north)
eafiuld, east end of Links
eafield Baths, Seafield
heephead wynd, Shirra brae to St Andrew street
hirrabrae, Coalhill
hore, Ferry-boat stairs to Old draw-bridge
ilverfield, Yardheads
meaton's close, St Andrew st.
miih's place, foot of Leith walk
outh Fort street, Citadel
pence's place, Yardheads
pringfield, Leith walk
tanwell lodge, Bonnington road
tar bank, west of Newhaven
lead's place, foot of Leith walk
tevvanfield, Bonnington
torie's alley, Kirkgate
ugar House close, Tolbooth ynd
^imnaerfield, Restalrig road
Sutnmerfield place, Summerfield
Taap Hall, Queensferry road, near Bonnington
Tallow chandler's close, St An- drew street
Thomson's place, Head of Links
Timber Bush, Shore to Bernard street
Tod's hole close, St Andrew st.
Tolbooth wynd, Kirkgate to Old draw-bridge
Trent's close, Tolbooth wynd
Trinity, south-west of Newhaven
— — Grove, Trinity
House, Kirkgate
Mains, Trinity
-^— — Pier, west of Newhaven
Union street, Constitution street
Vanburgh place. Links Vaults, St Andrew street Viewbank, Trinity Viewforth, Links Vinegar close, Yardheads to Giles' street
Water lane, Kirkgate to Ber-'
nard street Waters's close, Shore to Water
lane Waterloo buildings, Bernard str, Watson's place, Lochend road Weaver's court, Kirkgate Weir's close, Kirkgate Well close, Kirkgate Wellington place, Morton street Wellington street, Jamaica street Whale brae, Newhaven Whiskey row, Elbe street • White's close. Queen street Williamsfield, Newhaven, road
to Bonnington Williamson's court. Quality st. Wright's close, St Andrew's st.
Yardheabs, St Andrew's lane to King street
1824-5.
EDINBURGH
DIRECTORY.
A.BEncRoii]5iE, The Right Hon. Lord, 22. Char- lotte square A-bercronibie, David writer, 14. Elder street Abercronibie, Dr 19- York place, and Canaan A.berc-rombie, Robert esq. of Birkenbog, 18.
Coates crescent A-bercrombie, Mrs 20. Rankeillor street f^bercrombie. Miss 17. George square \bernethy and Walker, printers, Old Bank close i\.bernethy, Alexander printer — houseEden House,
back of the Meadows ^berncthy, T. L. merchant, 36. North bridge \dair, James spirit-dealer, 2. Blair street \dair, Miss 4. Hart street \dam, A. and S. skinners, Stewartfield, near Bon-
nington \.dam, Alexander teacher, 3. north James street Vdam, George, of the sasine office, 9- Graham st. ^dam, James writer, Broughton point \dam, John writer, 4. Charles street ^dam, Robt. carron warehouse, 42. Grassmarket —
house 79. Princes street Vdam, Dr Walter, 39. George street ^dam, Right Honourable Wm. Lord Chief Com- missioner of the Jury Court, 79. George street ^dam, Mrs 39. George street Vdani, Misses dressmakers, 3. Waterloo place kdams and Co. wine-merchants, south St An- drew's street ^dams and Blackney, muslin and lace warehouse,
13. Princes street Ldams, A. wine-merchant — house 13. Warristou crescent 1824-5. A
ADA— AIK
Adams, Jas. pocket-book maker, 4. east Arthur st Adams, John esq. S. S. C. 3. east Register street Adams, Robert smith, Sixnon square Adamson, Andrew of excise, 13. James court Adamson, James esq. 49- north Hanover street Adamson, John esq. S. S. C. 14. Pitt street Adamson, Thos. brass-founder, 9. St Patrick sq. Adamson, Walter muslin and lace merchant, 62
Princes street Adamson, Mrs lodgings, 7. Salisbury street Adcock, Gilbert tailor and clothier, 4. Hanover st Addinston, Thomas esq. 10. India street Addison, Mrs 16. Broughton street Addison, Miss 9- Charles street Adie, Alexander optician, 15. Nicolson street —
house Canaan cottage Adie, James dyer, 15. south St David street Adie, James spirit-dealer, 4. Johnston street Adie, William, Grange loan, Newington Adjutant-General's Office, 2. Young street.
Charlotte square Admiralty Office, 11. Waterloo place Advertiser Office, 210. High street Advocate, The Right Honourable Lord (Sir
William Rae, bart.) — chambers 103. Princes
street — house St Catherine's, near Liberton Affleck, J. grocer and spuit-dealer, 30. north
Richmond street Affleck, R. grocer and spirit-dealer, 171. Pleas^nce Agnew, Andrew lodgings, 5. Rose street Agnew, Dr John surgeon, Salisbury place Agnew, William spirit-dealer, 1. London street Agnew, Mrs Vans 44. Northumberland street Aiken, John baker, 27. Roxburgh place Aiken, Robert baker, 139- Canongate Aikman, Andrew grocer, 26. Canongate Aikman, Andrew printer, 22. Society Aikman, A. jun. spirit-dealer, 26. St Mary's wynd Aikman, Arciiibald grocer, 62. Grassmai'ket Aikman, A. shoemaker, 338. Lawnmarket — house
340. Lawnmarket Aikman, David brewer, west Campbell's close
— house 5. Keir street Aikman, George engraver, 2. Ingliston street Aikman, James baker, 183. High street — house 3,
Blair street
1824-5.
AIK— AIT
Aikman, James sen. builder, 15. St Patrick square Aikman, James jun. builder, 15. St Patrick square Aikman, Rev. John, 4. Wharton place Aikman, Mrs 6. Charles street Aimers, Andrew lodgings, 3. Roxburgh street Ainslie, A. and Co. saddlers, 12. Princes street Ainslie and Macallan esqrs. W. S. 12. St John st. Ainslie, John surveyor, 58. Nicolson street Ainslie, Robert esq. W. S. 12. St John street Ainslie, William spirit-dealer, 5. Charles street Ainslie, Mrs 23. Melville street Ainslie, Mrs 1. Thistle street Ainslie, Mrs lodgings, 9. Arthur street Ainslie, Miss 12. Raeburn place Aird, Andrew landwaiter, 6. Shrub place Aird, George grocer, Grassmarket Aird, James wright, 62. Thistle street Aird, John bootmaker, 16. Princes street Airey, J. shoemaker, Greenside row Aitciiison, Christopher builder, Milne's court Aitchison, George shoemaker, 13.Macdougal street Aitchison, James shoemaker, 16. West Bow Aitchison, James grocer, 50. west Richmond street Aitchison, James watch-glass maker, 153. High st. Aitchison, John and Co. chairmakers. Elm row Aitchison, Mrs and Son bakers, 4. east Register
street and Little King street Aitchison, R. smith, 57. Crosscauseway Aitchison, William printer, Royal Bank close Aitchison, William late jeweller, 4. Meadow place Aitken and Sorley haberdashers, 9- Bank street Aitken, Alexander 9- south St David street Aitken, Alexander teacher, 115. Canongate Aitken, Archibald painter, 31. New street — house
179. Canongate Aitken, Captain 11. Duke street Aitken, James esq. Causewayside Aitken, James grocer, 17. Leith wynd Aitken, James wright. Port Hopetoun Aitken, James bookbinder and machine-ruler, 30.
old Fishmarket close — house 5. north St James''s
street Aitken, Dr John surgeon, 30. Drumraond street Aitken, John bookseller, 2. St Anthony's place Aitken, John mason, 9- Adam street Aitken, Mungo smitli, Grange toll
1824-5.
AIT^ALE
Aitken, Nimmo spirit-dealer, 38. Lauriston place Aitken, Robert flesher, Cowfeeder row and Middle
market Aitken, Robert keeper of Canongate tolbooth —
house 107. Canongate Aitken, Robert currier, Cowfeeder row Aitken, Robert spirit-dealer, 17. Castlebarns Aitken, Samuel bookseller, 6. Parliament square Aitken, Thomas currier — house 17. Bread street Aitken, Thomas smith and farrier, 24. Pleasance Aitken, Thomas flesher, Hamilton place and Mid- dle market Aitken, Thomas tavern-keeper, Roxburgh close Aitken, William printer. Parliament stairs Aitken, William baker, 139. Canongate Aitken, William currier, Baird's close. West Port Aitken, AVilliam spirit-dealer, 159. Rose street Aitken, William flesher, 2. Pitt street Aitken, Mrs lodgings, 46. Nicolson street Aitken, Mrs midwife, 13. Hill place Aitken, Miss lodgings, 46. Nicolson street Aitken, Miss 28. Broughton street Aitken, Miss dressmaker, 102. South bridge Aitken and Foy dressmakers, 20. North bridge Aitkinson, J. agent, 45. Lothian street Alton, Dr William, Cumberland street Albion Life and Fire Office, A. Muir, agent,
11, South bridge Albion Cloth Warehouse, 65. North bridge Albyn Club, 55. Princes street Albyn Silk Hat Company, 8. Catherine street —
manufactory Gilchrist lane Alder, James flesher, 96. Grassmarket Alexander and Burns stay makers, 4. south St An- drew's street Alexander, Alexander chairmaker, 24. Leith walk Alexander, David writer, 48. west Richmond street Alexander, Edward, of Powis, esq. 30. Albany st. Alexander, Forrest esq. west Arthur street Alexander, George saddler, 10. Clei-k street Alexander, Henry surgeon and druggist, 83. High
street — house 5. St John''s street Alexander, James grocer, 13. Tobago street Alexander, John accountant, 35. Castlebarns Alexander, John tinsmith, 87- Crosscauseway Alexander, Richard wine and spirit-merchant, 177- 1824-5.
ALE— ALL
Canongate, 24. south Frederick street, and 99. West Port — house 6. St John's street Alexander, Robert esq. manager of Insurance Com- pany of Scotland — house Craigside Alexander, Robert solicitor, 15. Tobago street Alexander, Robert grocer, 2. Grassmarket Alexander, Robert painter, 5. Mansfield place Alexander, Thomas and John surgeons and drug- gists, 5. Grassmarket — house. 45. Lauriston pi. Alexander, William esq. W. S. 6. Windsor street Alexander, William, of teind-office, 59- Castle st. Alexander, WiUiam working jeweller, Notting- ham place Alexander, Wm. stocking maker, 84. Nicolson st. Alexander, Wm. saddletree maker, 5. Caltonhill Alexander, Mrs Grange loan, Newington Alexander, Mrs grocer, 25. Jamaica street Alison, Rev. Archibald 44. Heriot row Alison, Archibald esq. advocate, 44. Heriot row Alison, Alexander spirit-dealer, 89- Leith wynd Alison, Charles architect, 2, London street Alison, James merchant, 44. Canongate Alison, James and Sons, clothiers, 51. North bridge Alison, James shoemaker, 5. Jamaica street Alison, John builder, Duncan street Alison, Dr. W. P. 41. Heriot row Alison, William engraver and copperplate printer,
Borthwick''s close Allan, Alexander and Co. bankers and merchants,
126. High street — house Hillside crescent Allan, Alexander esq. W. S. 1. Leopold place Allan, Alexander instrument maker, 9- Lothian st.
— house 7. Hill square Allan, Andrew lodgings, 84. Nicolson street Allan, Charles bookbinder, 20. Carrubber's close Allan, David surgeon, 84. Nicolson street Allan, David teacher, 291. Canongate Allan, Dav. gardener, Marshall's entry, Leith walk Allan, David fishmonger, 96. Leith wynd Allan, David shoemaker, 291- Canongate Allan, Fras. upholsterer and undertaker, 7. Han- over street — house 10. Rose street Allan, George spirit-dealer, 5. Canongate Allan, Geo. tailor and habit-maker, 33. Hanover st. Allan, George lodgings, 18. Shakespear square Allan, Hugh tailor, north Gray's close 1824-5. A 2
ALL— AMB
Allan, James spirit-dealer, Shrub place
Allan, Jas. and Co. merchants, 325. Luckenbooths — house Writers court
Allan, Jas. slater and glazier, 104. Rose street — shop 92. ditto
Allan, J. plumber, 70. Nicolson st. — house 84. do.
Allan, John upholsterer, 23. South bridge — and at the Assembly rooms, George street — house 94. Nicolson street
Allan, N. esq. Hercules Insurance Company, 57. North bridge street
Allan, R. and Son bankers, 11. Royal Exchange
Allan, Rich, grocer and spirit-dealer, 50. Potterrow
Allan, Robert hat-maker, 12. West Port
Allan, Robert esq. surgeon, 57. York place
Allan, Thomas esq. banker. Royal Exchange, — house 19. Charlotte square
Allan, Thomas and Co. printers of the Caledonian Mercury — office 265. High street
Allan, Wm. of the Exchequer, 19. Parliannent sq.
Allan, Wm. historical painter, 19- Parliament sq.
Allan, William brass-founder, 46. Low Calton
Allan, Mrs haberdasher, 94. Princes street
Allan, Mrs Heriot's bridge
Allan, Mrs spirit-dealer, 35. north back Canongate
Allan, Mrs lodgings, 7. Park street
Allan, Mrs Paterson's court, Broughton
Allen, M. royal navy, 23. Union place
Allen, Samuel, royal navy, 4. Gilmore place
Allen, William esq. 11. Caltonhill
AUardice and Spence carvers and gilders, 299.
Canongate AUardice, Archibald and Co. printers, Gosford's cl. AUardice, Archibald printer, 2. Roxburgh street AUerdice, John carver and gilder, 79. High street AUester, William esq. writer, 9- London street 'i AUoway, the Right Hon. Lord, 5. Heriot row Alston, Hugh grocer, 50. West Port Alston, John spirit-dealer, 2. west Circus place Alston, Wilham spirit-merchant, 234. Cowgate Alston, Miss 6. Charles street Alves, Mrs 1. Alva street Alves, Mrs 3. north Nelson street Alves, Mrs 24. Broughton street Ambrose, Jo. tavern-keeper, 1. Gabriers rond Ambrose, William, 1. Gabriers road 1824-5.
AMO— AND
Ambrose, William lodgings, 5. College street Amos, Richard spirit-dealer, 121. High street Amos, Miss 11. Salisbury place, Newington Anderson & Co. stationers, and dealers in drawing
materials and prints, regalia order office, 2. Bank
street Anderson & Whitehead, esqs. W.S. 6. Broughton pi. Anderson & Bryce, printers, Foulis's close Anderson & Ramage, plasterers. Advocates close Anderson, Adam esq. advocate, 98. George street Anderson, Adam esq. merchant, 55. North Bridge
street — house 4. Roxburgh street Anderson, Alex. M. writer, city chambers — house
27. north Nelson street Anderson, Alex, cabinet-maker and upholsterer
PauFs work Anderson, Alexander grocer, 12. Ponton street Anderson, Alex, gallery of paintings, 74. George st. Anderson, Andrew lodgings, 1. Hanover street Anderson, A. wright, Cowiin's entry, Crosscauseway Anderson, A. boot and shoemaker, 58. Rose street Anderson, Archibald merchant — house Burntsfield.
place Anderson, Captain Archibald, 46. Hanover street Anderson, C. esq. accountant, 25. so. Frederick st. Anderson, Charles Inglis, 50. Albany street Anderson, Rev. Christopher, 35. Great King st. Anderson, David esq. banker, 98. George street Anderson, David of Hercules Insurance Company,
11. Roxburgh street Anderson, Dav. grocer. 8. West Bow, and 17. west
Circus place — house 396. Castlehill Anderson, David baker. Hillside Anderson, Donald macer of High Court of Justi- ciary, 24. Castle street Anderson, D. cowfeeder, 4. Moray st. Leith walk Anderson, E. Celtic tavern, 150. High street Anderson, F. haircloth worker, 59- Grassmarket ! Anderson, George writer, 6. Brown street Anderson, G. auctioneer & appraiser, 204. High st. j Anderson, George haberdasher, 41. Leith street — I house 8. Calton street
Anderson, George gardener, 51. Hope park end jl Anderson, George spirit-dealer, 4. Cumberland st. , Anderson, Harry spirit-dealer, 50. Bristo street ' Anderson, Hugh shoemaker, I^ittle King street \ 1824-5.
AND— AND
J
Anderson, James and Son, haberdashers, 28. Hi
street and 7. Nicolson street — house 7. Adam sv, Anderson, James esq. clerk of Justiciary Court
Elm row Anderson, James esq. accountant, 4. Great King st Anderson, James solicitor, 41. north Hanover st. Anderson, James bookseller and stationer, 277
High street — ^house 1 1 . Picardy place Anderson, James civil engineer and land surveyor
Shandwick place Anderson, James teacher, 82. South bridge Anderson, James cabinet-maker, 174. Rose street Anderson, Jas. grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer
40. Hanover street Anderson, James lodgings, 40. Hanover street Anderson, James brewer. Borough loch ]
Anderson, James plasterer, 392. CastlehiU Anderson, James spirit-dealer, east Cumberland st. Anderson, James post chaise and horse hirer, 11.
James place Anderson, James boot maker, 94. South bridge —
house 5. Gray street, Newington Anderson, James gardener, Canaan Anderson, James tailor, 25. Buccleuch street —
house 5. Gray street, Newington Anderson, James maeer, Exchequer, Mayfield loan,
Newington Anderson, John and Co. army stationers, Royal
Exchange — house 15. York place Anderson, John jun. bookseller and publisher, 55.
North bridge street — house 6. Mansfield place,
Bellevue crescent Anderson, John esq. W. S. 4. Walker street Anderson, John merchant — house Burntsfield place Anderson, John upholsterer, Greenside lane Anderson, John chaplain Gillespie's hospital Anderson, John furnished lodgings, 33. Thistle st. Anderson, John teacher of music, 6. Milne square Anderson, John grocer, 16. Bristo street Anderson, John slater, 15. Lady Lawson's wynd Anderson, John W. manufacturing chemist, Bon-
nington — house 12. Charles street Anderson, John glazier, 21. Horse wynd Anderson, John pawnbroker, 16. High street Anderson, John tailor, 17. Jamaica street Anderson, John shoemaker, 60. Crosscauseway
1824-5.
AND— AND
Anderson, J. harp tavern, 10. Sliakespear square
Anderson, Michael esq. 13. New street
^.nderson, Michael esq. S. S. C and pubUsher of
Edinburgh Observer — house Coates house \.nderson, Nathan keeper of the assembly rooms,
54. George street Anderson, Peter pastry-shop, Broughton street Uderson, Peter lodgings, 16. Young street Anderson, Rev. Dr Robert, 31. George square Anderson, Dr Robert, 6. Windmill street Anderson, Robert esq. 6. Broughton place Anderson, Robert Young, esq. W. S. 6. Brough- ton place knderson, Robert iron-merchant, 7- George's place,
Leith Avalk inderson, Robert of the general post-office, 129.
Rose street inderson, Robert 21. Crosscauseway Lnderson, Samuel esq. wine-merchant, 19. Parha-
ment square — house 61. George street Anderson, Thomas spirit-dealer, 27. High street Lnderson, Thomas spirit-dealer, 390. Castlehill Lnderson, Thomas spirit-dealer, 266. Cowgate Anderson, Thomas spirit-dealer, 95. Leith wynd Lnderson, Thomas vintner. Old Post-office close i.nderson, Thomas flesher, and officer for incorpo- ration of fleshers, 18. Middle market Anderson, William writer, 12. Brown square Anderson, William smith and ironmonger, 18. Ni-
colson street Lnderson, William china warehouse, 13. Bread st. (inderson, William grocer, 443. Lawnmarket Anderson, William sen. flesher, 21. Middle market Uderson, William jun. flesher, 18. Middle market Anderson, WilUam shoemaker. Abbey ^.nderson, Mrs and Miss Russell, boarding-school,
8. Dublin street \inderson, Mrs John, of Inchyra, 61. George st. Anderson, Mrs A. 15. Abercromby place Anderson, Mrs Dr James, 12. Broughton street Anderson, Mrs 15. Roxburgh street Anderson, Mrs Samuel, of Mordun, 98. George st. Anderson, Mrs lodgings, 49- Great Kmg street Anderson, Mrs silk shop, front of Royal Exchange Anderson, Mrs silk and worsted shop, 50. Low
Terrace
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Anderson, M. S. milliner, 10. north St David s' Anderson, Mrs Isabella grocer, 352. Castlehill Anderson, Mrs lodgings, 121. Princes street Anderson, Mrs lodgings, 95. Princes street Anderson, Mrs lodgings, 13. Hill place Anderson, Mrs spirit-dealer, 44. Ikisto street Anderson, Mrs lodgings, 13. east Richmond stre Anderson, Mrs lodgings, 4. Hill square Anderson, Mrs lodgings, 49. Great King street Anderson, Mrs. Wm. lodgings, 56. Thistle stree Anderson, Misses M. and S. dressmakers, 10. nori St. David street i
Anderson, Misses dressmakers, J. Hill square i Anderson, Miss city chambers, Roval Exchano-e : Anderson, Miss, Wardrop's court "' '^ I
Andrew, George, tailor, 134. High street Andrew, John esq. 11. Salisbury place, Newingto Andrew, John teacher, 55. Hanover street Andrew, Peter mason, 5. Atholl street, Stockbridf Andrew, Thomas esq. 26. Dublin street Andrew, Rev. Wm. teacher, 1. Nicolson square Andrew, Mrs 11. Salisbury place, Newington Andrews, William writer,'l74. Rose street Ands, George hairdresser, 9. south Hanover stre. Angus, James bootmaker, 22. Bank street Angus, John poulterer, Fleshmarket close Angus, John flesher, 16. Middle market— hous.
1 3. Carnegie street Angus, Miss dressmaker, 40. Clerk street Annan, James writer, 7. east Register street Annan, Ro. smith, Advocates close, Luckenbooth Annan, Mrs 21. south College street Anstruther, Colonel 37. Dublin street Anstruther, James esq. writer, 37. Dubhn street Anstruther, Mrs General, 36. Heriot row Apothecaries Hall, 61. North bridge— G. and B
Cheyne's house 60. ditto Arbuthnot, Sir William bart. 16. Charlotte squar. Arbuthnot, John esq. 85. Great King street Archer, Andrew dentist, 25. south Hanover street Archer, William writer, 16. Carnegie street Archer, J. aress and corset maker, 20. Warriston el Archibald, A. and D. tailors, 17. Greenside street Archiba d, Charles, Commercial bank, Park place Archibald, George nursery and seedsman, 68 Ni- colson street ' i
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rchibald, James lodgings, 19. Simon square rchibald, William engraver, 53. Clerk street .rchibald, Mrs lodgings, 48. west Richmond street rchibald, Mrs lodgings, 10. Rose street .rchibald. Miss 2. west Circus place irchibald. Miss di'essmaker, 17. Greenside street i.rkly, Miss straw-hat maker, 2. Spence place,
Castlebarns Lrmit, William tailor, 10. Shakespear square irmitage, Samuel lodgings, 35. north Hanover st Lrmstrong, Alexander builder, 5. Gayfield place Lrmstrong, Ebenezer mason, 12. Cumberland st. Lrmstrong, Henry coppersmith, 14. Niddry street
— house 17. Broughton place lrmstrong, John merchant, 44. Grassmarket —
house 17. Keir street Armstrong, J. teacher, Maryfield loan Armstrong, Robert agent, 15. James street Armstrong, Robert jun. brass-founder, Niddry
street — house 32. Dundas street y-mstrong, Thomas printer, Geddes close Armstrong, William and Son, brass-founders. 24.
Niddry street \rmstrong, William brass-founder, 13. James st. Armstrong, William mason, Abbeyhill Armstrong, Mrs 1. Surgeon square f^mstrong. Miss 26. north Nelson street \rmstrong, M. stationery and rag warehouse, ^.
Paul street Armstrong, Mrs G. 1. James square ^rnot, Alexander teacher, 26. George street \rnot, Alexander grocer, 107. West Bow A.rnot, Andrew tinsmith, 3. Windmill street i\rnot, David signet-hall keeper, 391. Lawnmar. A.rnot, G. A. Walker esq. advocate, 7- St John st. A.rnot, Henry baker, 311. Canongate — house 1.
St John street Arnot, James esq. W.S. 37- Castle street A-vnot, John esq. W. S. 46. Great King street Arnot, Peter shoemaker, lodgings, 1. James square Arnot, William bible depository, 50. South bridge Arnot, William jeweller, 10. Eldin street Arnot, Mrs Hugo, of Balcormo, 7. Roxburgh
place
|Arnot,' Mrs 37. Castle street Arrigoni, Miss music teacher, 32. Dunilas street 1824-5.
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AiToi, Thomas grocer, 91. Princes street Arthur and Son, tool-makers, 1. Macdougal stre Arthur, John tailor and clothier, west Regist
street — house Gabriel's road Arthur, Thomas painter, Wellington street — hou
30. Wellington street Arthur, William road-contractor, Cheyne street Arthur, Mrs lodgings, 7. James square Ashenheim, Jacob jeweller, 28. Lothian street { Astle, Edward esq. surgeon, 32. Howe street Asylum for Industrious Blind, 36. Nicolson s
Mrs Kennedy, manager Asylum for the Female Blind, 26. Nicolson streei
Mrs Fraser, manager Atherton, J. general agency office and Englis;
glass warehouse, 41. North bridge Atlas Assurance Company, 59. George street Auchie, James printer. Lady Stair's close. Lawn
market Auchie, Thomas upholsterer, 2. St Andrew's squan Auchie, Mrs 10. Merchant street Auchinleck, William smith, 19- Rose street Auchterlony, Thomas, and Son, silk dyers, 5. In- firmary street Auchterlony, Mrs Jo. silk dyer, 5, Infirmary st. Auditor's Chambers, 16. Parliament square Auld, Hugh assistant cashier to the Commercial
Bank of Scotland — house 96. Laurieston place Auld, James musician, lodgings, Morocco close,
Canongate Auld, John sheriff-officer, 16. Liberton wynd Auld, William esq. 67- Great King street Auld, William shoemaker, 51. West Bow Auld, Mrs 28. Carrubber's close Auld, Jane shoemaker, 21. Cowgate Austie, George slater, foot of Warriston's close Austie, John joiner, 12. Warriston's close Austin, Mrs lodgings, 7. Broughton place Austin, Miss 1. Walker street Ayton, Mrs William, 9. north Nelson street Aytoun, Roger esq. W. S. 21. Abercromby place Aytoun, Robert esq. 39. Heriot row Aytoun, Mrs Sinclair, 39. Heriot row
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Babtie, Adam grocer, 38. Thistle street Babtie, Alexander lodgings, 90. Rose street Baigent, James grocer, 19- Dublin street Bailey and Co. Mid-Lothian glass-works, Holyrood
St. south back Canongate — house 17. St John st. Baillie, James of Falahill esq. 2. Montagu street Bailiie, John writer, 14. Cowan\s cl. Crosscauseway Baillie, Thomas esq. S. S. C. 17. Union place Baillie, William tailor, 4. Eldin street Baillie, Mrs of Polkemmet, 62. George street Baillie, Mrs 26. Carrubber's close Baillie, Mrs 7. Lyndoch place Baillie, Mrs midwife, 37. Blair street
aillie. Miss 34. George street Baillie, Miss 13. St Patrick square Baillie, Miss 1. east Broughton place Baillie, Miss 56. Queen street Bain, Alexander road-contractor, Tanfield Bain, Archibald wright, 28. west Crosscauseway Bain, Daniel boot and shoemaker, 24. Elder street Bain, David lodgings, 5. James street Bain, Donald esq. accountant, 45. Great King st. Bain, Ebenezer spirit-dealer, 172. Pleasance Bain, George grocer and spirit-dealer, 19- Hart st.
and lodgings 357. High street Bain, H. grocer and spirit-dealer, Albany lane Bain, Henry shoemaker, Albany lane Bain, James teacher, 122. Rose street Bain, James grocer, 47. Potterrow Bain, James whip-maker, 1. Bristo port — house 20.
Bank sti-eet Bain, John shoemaker, 16. Low Terrace Bain, John shoemaker 3. Shrub place Bain, John haberdasher, 15. Greenside street Bain, John tailor, 150. High street Bain, John painter and glazier, Mary King's close Bain, John wright, 5. Hay st. — house 73. Potterrow Bain, Jo.■^eph esq. advocate, 18. Frederick street Bain, Mrs midwife, 34. St Mary wynd Bain, Mrs 56. Potterrow
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Bain, Mrs spirit-dealer, 27. Leith walk
Bain, Mrs lodgings, 3. Richmond court
Bain, Mrs vintner, 12. Warriston's close
Bain, Mrs 2. Holyrood street
Bain, Miss 1. Buccleuch street -
Bain, Miss 63. Fredericl- street
Baird, Captain James 4. Wellington street
Baird, Hugh civil engineer, 108. George street
Baird, J. H. esq. accountant, 9. Hill square
Baird, James hairdresser, 55. Grassmarket
Baird, John esq. 4. Royal Circus place west
Baird, John esq. W.S. 4. Royal Circus place west
Baird, John, Caltonhill foundry, 25. north back oi
Canongate Baird, John grocer, 569. Castlehill Baird, Lieutenant 10. Duncan street Baird, Matthew horse-dealer, 23. Dublin street Baird, N. esq. 18. Gayfield square Baird, The very Rev. Principal George Husband,
Ramsay lodge, Castlehill Baird, Robert accountant, 8. Calton street Baird, Robert spirit-dealer, 69- High street Baird, T. Walker esq. advocate, 4. Drummond pi. Baird, William plasterer, 161. Ross street Baird, Mrs 6. Duncan street Baird, Mrs 29. Thistle street Baird, Mrs 7. Tiviot row Baird, Mrs Nicol 18. Gayfield square Baird, Mrs midwife, 50. Candlemaker row Baird, Miss dressmaker, 20. Elder street Baird, Miss J. K. milliner, 13. North bridge Balbirnie, William music-printer, 105. High street Bald, James lodgings, 19. AthoU street Bald, John distiller, 23. Broughton place Bald, Robt. esq. civil engineer, 10. St Andrew*'s sq. Balderstone, Mrs 6. Maitland street Balfour, Andrew and Co. printers, Merchant court Balfour and Watt, esqrs. accountants, 3. Parlia- ment square Balfour, A. esq. 2. Rose court Balfour, Alexander, of excise, 5. north James st. Balfour, Andrew printer — house St John"'s hill Balfour, Captain, R. N. 34. Drummond place Balfour, Charles esq. W. S. 4. Union street Balfour, Elphinston esq. 31. Gilmore place Balfour, James esq. merchant, 7. Bellevue crescent 1824-5.
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Balfour, James esq. W. S. Pilrig house — chambers
17. Broughton street Balfour, John and Sons, paper makers, Old Stamp
Office close, 221. High street Balfour, John L. esq. W. S. — house 2. Gilmore
place — chambers Old Stamp Office close Balfour, John cowfeeder, 10. Macdougal street Balfour, John cornfactor, 6. Pilrig street Balfour, Melville wine-merchant, 3. Antigua street Balfour, Thomas agent, 17. west Nicolson street Balfour, Thomas flax-dresser, Dickson's close —
house 13. Carrubber's close Balfour, Dr William, 413. Lawnmarket Balfour, William esq. W. S. 413. Lawnmarket Balfour, Mrs 1. Charles street Balfour, Mrs 10. Windmill street Balfour, Mrs 42. Heriot row Balfour, Mrs 18. Buccleuch place Balfour, Miss, of Balbirnie, 21. Charlotte square Balfour, Miss E. 30. Queen street Balfour, Miss 11. St John street Balfour, Misses dressmakers, 5. north St James' st. Balgray, Lord 30. George square Ballantyne, Alexander esq. St Ann street, Stock- bridge
Ballantyne, G. silk shop, 14. Nicolson street Ballantyne, James and Co. printers, Paul's work —
house 3. Heriot row Ballantyne, James writer, 10. Raeburn place Ballantyne, James saddler, 4. Bread street Ballantyne, John grocer, 35. St Leonard street Ballantyne, John glazier, 18. Rose street Ballantyne, John cooper. Old Assembly close Ballantyne, Robert innkeeper, 9- Grassmarket Ballantyne, Walter lithographic printer, Greenside
place — house 11. Leopold place Ballantyne, William esq. W. S. 21. Young street Ballantyne, William teacher of English and geo- graphy, 39. Dublin street Ballantyne, William grocer, 151. West Port Ballantyne, Mrs 19. Salisbury street Ballingall, George esq. surgeon, 4. Howe street Ballingall, Miss E. fancy trimming shop, 38
Princes street — house 43. ditto Ballow, John spirit-dealer, 142. Canongate Balmain, John mill-master, Canonmills 1824-5
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Balmain, Misses dressmakers, 6. Niddry street
Balvaird, John writer, 26. Howard place
Balvaird, Mrs James, 21. Gilmoi-e place
Bambauch, J. H. of customs, 25. Gayfield squar
Bamford, Miss 56. Clerk street
Bamford, Miss, Broughton house
Bancks, Brothers, hardware merchants, bottom o
Blair street — house Gayfield square Bank of Scotland, Bank street, Lawnmarket Bank, (Royal„) of Scotland, St Andrew's squart Bank, (Commercial,) OF Scotland, 142. High st Banks, Alexander bookbinder, 37- North bridge Banks, C. J. 5. Keir street Banks, David esq. 106. Pleasance Banks, Henry merchant-tailor, 22. Duke street Banks, John cabinet-maker, 9- James street Banks, Robert slater, Main Point Banks, William tailor, 12. Catherine street — house
9. Greenside place Banks, William upholsterer, 13. St Patrick square Banks, William cabinet-maker, 6. west Richmond
street Bannatyne, Sir Wm. M'Leod, Whitefoord house,
Canongate Bannatyne, Andrew writer, 26. north Nelson street Banner, Robert esq. 34 Howe street Bannerman, D. spirit-dealer, 411. High street Bannerman, Mrs 15. James street Barber, Archibald grocer, 8. Gibb's entry Barbieri, D. teacher of music, 7. Carnegie street Barclay, Alex, ginger-beer brewer, 2. Holyrood st. I arclay, David tanner, Canonmills Barclay, James and Co. perfumers ar.d hair manu- facturers, 54. South bridge Barclay, Dr John, lecturer on anatomy, 6. Argyle
square Barclay, John, Lord Nelson tavern and commercial hotel, Adam's square — lodgings, 50. South bridge Barclay, Robert esq. Jock's lodge Barclay, Mrs 3. George's place, Leith walk Barclay, Mrs lodgings, 16. south Richmond street Barclay, Mrs lodgings, 5. College street Barclay, Mr.-i lodgings, 77. Rose street Barker, John esq. surgeon, 29- Elder street Barker, Robert bellhanger, 1. west Richmond st. Barker, Thomas letter-carrier, 197. Cowgate 1824-5.
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Barlas, Robert, Chronicle office, 51. Sciennes Earner, William baker, 16. Causewayside Barr, Alexander gun-maker, 13. High Terrace Barr, James Grandison esq. writer, 7. Union street Barr, Robert surgeon and apothecary, 17. Bristo st. Barr, Mrs 12. Broughton street Barrack Office for Scotland, Castle Barrilli, James grocer and flower-maker, 7. Bi-ough-
ton street Barron, John esq. writer, 67. Great King street Barron, William spirit-dealer, 20. Hanover street Barron, Mrs 23. Maitland street Barrowman, John lodgings, 25. south Richmond st. Barry, John hotel-keeper, 8. Princes street Barryman, John victual-dealer, 269- Canongate Barrymore, William sen. esq. Wright's houses Bartholomew, George engraver, 6. Leopold place Bartholomew, John esq. 8. A¥harton place Barton, Robert writing-master, 9. so. Hanover st. Bartram, James brewer, and clerk to the Grand
Lodge of Scotland, 80. Pleasance, Basler, David smith, 127. Grassmarket Bastick, S. J. poulterer, 74. Northumberland st. Batchelor, Thomas apothecary, 52. Crosscauseway Bathgate and Co. surgeons and druggists, 9. James
square Bathgate, George wright. Shrub place, Leith walk Bathgate, John wright, 20. Jamaica street Bathgate, S. and Co. candlemakers. Cowan's entry,
8. Crosscauseway Bathgate, William grocer, 8. James square — house
south James street Bathgate, W. M. surgeon, 6. south James street Bathgate, Mrs 2. Montagu street Baths Warm, Vapour, &;c. 8. Broughton street Baths of the Dispensary for Diseases of the Skin,
19. Niddry street Bauchope, Thomas tax-office, 99. Grassmarket Baxter, Campbell painter, 108. High street Baxter, Charles writer, 6. south Nelson street Baxter, Charles manufacturer, 14. Buccleuch place Baxter, James builder, 8. Leopold place Baxter, James victual-dealer, 16. Crosscauseway Baxter, James spirit-dealer, 7. Horse wynd Baxter, J. lodgings, 47. Bristo street Baxter, John, Italian warehouse, 4. South bridge
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Baxter, John slater and glazier, 18. Low Terrace
— house 3, east Register street Baxter, Paul insurance-broker, agent for the Bri- tish and Westminster Fire and Life Office, 18. North bridge, and collector of Police assessment — house 9. Charles street Baxter, Robert, printer, 6. St Patrick square Baxter, W. H. F. statuary and Paris plaster ma- nufacturer, 42. High street Baxter, William keeper of Edinburgh subscription
library, 39- South bridge Baxter, William plasterer, 106. Canongate 1
Baxter, Mrs, Bailie Fife's close *
Bay less, Mrs lodgings, 116. Rose street Bayley, C. chemist, 63. Princes street Bayley, Isaac esq. writer, 24. Duke street Bayne, Andrew writer, 16. Hart street Bayne, Henry S. 21. Gayfield square Bayne, Menzies, painter, 13. Carrubber's close Bayne, William printer, James court Baynes, H. S. bookseller, 17- Picardy place — house
15. south Union place Beacon Insurance Company, 54. new build- ings, North bridge Beath, Andrew pawnbroker, 21. Blair street Beath, Robert confectioner, 20. College street —
house 2. east Drummond street Beatson and Johnston, wine and spirit merchants, 7-
Mound place Beatson, David keeper of city records — house 7.
Buccleuch place Beatson, David wine-merchant — house2.Tiviotrow Beatson, Mrs 1. Duncan sti-eet Beatson, Mrs 29. Frederick street j
Beattie, John mason, 28. New street '
Beattie, Thomas builder, 10. Broughton street Beattie, Miss teacher of drawing, japanning, and
varnishing, 4. east Northumberland street Beckwith, Mrs 32. south Frederick street Begbie and Dickson, ironmongers, 41. St Andrew's
square — workshop 22. Canal street Begbie, Andrew cabinet-maker, 22. Society Begbie, Dr James 46. Albany street Begbie, F. plasterer, 15. north back of Canongate Begbie, James plasterer, 9. Simon square Begbie, Peter last-maker, Mint 1824-5.
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Begbie, Mrs 3. Warriston place Begbie, Mrs Alex. Milne's court, Lawnmarket Btgbie, Mrs loclgino-s, 21. Canal street Begbie, Mrs lodgings, 204. High street Begg, A. vintner, Ayrshire tavern, 135. Grassmar. Bcgg, Mrs William toy-shop, 34. Hanover street Begg, Mrs midwife. Bailie Fife's close Begley, George, Sheffield and Birmingham ware- house, 14. Bank street Beilby, Dr William 52. Frederick street Belches, Mrs Peter 25. Gaylield square Belches, Mrs 15. Hill street Belfrage, William writer, 4. Greenside street Bell and Bradfute, booksellers, 6. Parliament sq. Bell and Company, grocers and spirit-dealers, 210.
Pleasance
Bell, Keir, and Company, brewers, 60. Pleasance Bell, A. lodgings, 22. London street Bell, Alexander spirit-dealer, 56. India street Bell, Alex, smith and ironmonger, 23. Greenside pi. Bell, Alexander flesher, 4. Veal market — house
Plainstone close Bell, Archibald esq. advocate, 81. Great King st. Bell, Carlyle esq. W. S. 7. Royal Circus — cham- bers 14. Heriot row Bell, David gun-maker, Innes court, Pleasance Bell, George G. esq. advocate, 32. Broughton pi. Bell, Geo. Joseph esq, advocate, Professor of Scots
Law, 21. Hill street Bell, George esq. surgeon, 26. St Andrew's square Bell, Geo. flesher, 42. Rose st. — house 23. ditto Bell, James esq. advocate, 121. Princes street Bell, James wright, foot of Advocates close Bell, James wright, 122. Rose street Bell, James, Grove tavern, 15. Leith street Bell, James tacksman of Salisbury crags — house
Abbeyhill Bell, J. R. esq. 3. Pilrig street Bell, John esq. W. S. 81. Great King street Bell, John grocer and tobacconist, 56. Nicolson st. Bell, John supervisor of excise, Galloway's entry Bell, John land-surveyor, 17- Greenside street Bell, John smith, 17- east Rose street Bell, Joseph esq. surgeon, 29. St Andrew's square Bell, Joseph hair-dresser, 340. Lawnmarket Bell, Phineas shoemaker, Morningside 1894-5.
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Bell, Robert esq. advocate, 20. St Andrew's square Bell, Stewart silverplater, Milne's court — house 8.
Roxburgh street Bell, Thomas sph'it-dealer, 6. Castlebarns Bell, Walter shoemaker, 7. Lothian street Bell, Wm. and Co. spirit-dealers, 210. Pleasance Bell, Wm. esq. W. S. 10. Queen street Bell, Wm. esq. 121. Princes street Bell, Wm. teacher, 35. Castle street Bell, Wm. bootmaker, 49- Nicolson street — ^house
5. Middleton''s entry Bell, Wm. smith, 25. south back of Canongate Bell, Wm. draughtsman, I'owderhall Bell, Mrs 16. Salisbury street Bell, Mrs 21. Broughton street Bell, Mrs William 7. Nicolson square Bell, Mrs 19. Thistle street Bell, Mrs 12. Duke street Bell, Mrs 38. Dublin street Bell, Mrs 10. Graham street Bell, Mrs grocer, 63. Thistle street Bell, Mrs broker, 38. Blair street Bell, E. stone warehouse, 14. Tobago street Bell, Miss 47. liaurieston place Bell, Miss 1. south Charlotte street BelPs j\Iills Dying Company Office, 99. Princes st. Bellis, John 5. Nicolson street Bendy, C. silversmith, Paul's work Bennet, A. of Bank of Scotland, 14. Rankeillor
street Bennet, Adam tinsmith, 78. West Bow Bennet, Andrew spirit-dealer, 48. Cowgate Bennet, A. lodgings, 6. north Richmond street Bennet, Edward grocer, 1. Atholl street Bennet, James esq. writer, 24. Queen street Bennet, James hairdresser, 253. Canongate Bennet, J. hardware merchant, 45. Clerk street Bennet, Wm. esq. W. S. 104. Rose street Bennet, Wm. silverplater, 78. West Bow Bennet, Wm. messenger at arms, 63. North bridge Bennet, Wm. smith, 2. Crosscauseway Bennet, Mrs lodgings, 3. George street Benson, AVilliam vintner, 11. Bread street Bently, Mrs 6. Howe street Berriman, Thomas, University porter, College
buildings .
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Berry and Oliphant, commission agents, 9. Drum-
mond street Berry, B. plasterer, 10. Richmond place Berry and Heggie, esqs. W. S. 20. Castle street Berry, Dr Andrew 52. Great King street Berry, George esq. merchant — house Morningside Berry, Miss 26. Caltonhill Bertram, Alexander painter, 4. Meuse lane, St
Andrew's street Bertram, Dr 2. Wharton place Bertram, John A. merchant. 2. Baxter's place Bertram, Robert baker, 138. Rose street [Bertram, Mrs 35. Laurieston Bertram, Mrs 15. Graham street Bertram, Mrs James, 13. St Patrick scjuare Bertram, Misses, of Kerswell, 11. Walker street Berwick, Alexander esq. brewer, Wilson's court,
Canongate Berwick, John .shoemaker, 112. Rose street Berwick, Wm. brewer, Wilson's court, Canongate Beugo, John engraver and copperplate printer, 54.
South bridge Bevericige, James writer, 12. Dublin street 3everidge Thomas writer. 3. north St. James st. 3everidge, Mrs 12. Dublin street Biggam, William lodgings, 14*. Jamaica street 3iiigar, Geo. letter-carrier, Scott's entry, Argyle sq. 3iggar, Mrs bookseller, 5. Lothian street 3iggar, Miss teacher of piano-forte, 29. Frederick
street Minnie, John rag-merchant, 15. Blair street Jinnie, John flesher. Grange toll and Middle mar- ket Jinnie, Richard, flesher, 20. Simon square tJinnie, Mrs, Gray street
jJinning, David Monro esq. 24. Drummond place iJinning, Miss teacher, 380. Castlehill 'Jinny, John esq. 6. York place ;{irrel, Andrew currier, 64. Potterrow — house 6. ! Rankeillor street iJirrel, George esq. 5. Albany street {irrel, William cabinet-maker, Gray's court, Ni-
colson street — house 14. Nicolson square lishop, A. grocer and spirit-dealer, 26. Grassmark. lishop, David farmer, Mayfield loan, Newington Jishop, James cowfeeder, 113. Cowgate I 1824-5.
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Bishop, Robert lodgings, 14. Jamaica street Bishop, W. and A. grocers, 27. Grassmarket —
house 23. ditto Bishop, Mrs, Leven Lodge school, Burntsfield links Bishop, Mrs lodgings, 7. Elder street Bisset, John esq. S. S. C. 22. Gayfield square Bisset, Robert shoemaker and grocer, 3. James pi. Bisset, W. M. solicitor at law, 398. Castlehill Bisset, Mrs 398. Castlehill Black, Adam bookseller and stationer, 27. North
bridge — house 34. London street Black, Alexander surgeon to the police establish-
inent, 227- High street Black, Alexander grocer, 4. Crichton street Black, Charles builder, 34. London street Black, David M. esq. W. S. 31. India street. — -| chambers 10. Queen street -11
Black, George, of excise, 17- Rose street Black, George spirit-dealer, 35. Clerk street Black, George grocer, 7. Tobago street Black, George messenger, 227- High street Black, John builder, 6. Lothian street Black, John lodgings, 7. Richmond court Black, Patrick esq. 31. Gayfield square Black, WiUiam, of Caddel and Co.'s, 2. Orchard- field place Black, Wilham spirit-dealer, 21. Canongate Black, Mrs Captain 10. Hermitage place Black, Mrs David 65. Castle street Black, Mrs 30. Pitt street Black, Mrs 18. Thistle street Black, Mrs lodgings, 54. Rose street Black, Mrs lodgings, 106. Pleasance Black, Mrs lodgings, 15. Drummond street Blackadder, David writer, 14. Broughton place Blackadder, Henry surgeon, 10. Duncan street Blackadder, James merchant, 13. Union street Blackadder, Miss 23. Gayfield squai-e Blackburn, John esq. of Killearn, 8. Queen street Blackburn, Mrs 14. Forth street Blackburn, Miss 60. north Castle street Blackball, WiUiam combmaker, 35. New street- house 21. ditto Blackball, Wilham spirit-dealer, 10. Grassmarket Blackball, Miss 17. Greenside street Blackie, Alexander baker, 70. Princes street 1824-5
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lackie, Alexander macer of the Court of Session, 35. Crosscauseway
lackie, Alexander grocer, 100. Rose street flackie, D. and R. esqs. W. S. 16. Hart street lackie, Hugh tailor, 15. Adam street llackie, James manager of Shotts New Iron Co.
—house 1. east Lochend's close, Canongate llackie, John spn-it-dealer, 2. Shrub place ilackie, Robert esq. 16. Warriston crescent (lackie, Thomas wine and spirit dealer, 37. north
Hanover street — house Cumberland street llackie, W. H. painter, 190. High street llackie, William baker, 2. Hercles street llackie, Mrs 16. Hart street tlackstocks, John shoemaker, 113. West Port —
house ToUcross llackwood, J. S. esq. of Pilreavie,3. George square {lackwood, John, of customs, 6. Hailes street {lackwood, John mercht. — house 2. Roxburgh st. llackwood, Robert tailor, 4. College street — house
9. Crichton street llackwood, Thos. esq. mercht. — ^house Newington llackwood, Thomas and John silk-mercers, 47.
North bridge Jlackwood, William bookseller, 17. Princes street
—house 2. Salisbury road Jlackwood, Mrs gardener, Morningside Jladworth, R. and W. hardware-merchants, Mur- ray''s close, Grassmarket Jlaikie, Thomas grocer, 133. High street — house
8. Hill square Jlair, Alexander esq. W. S. 75. George street Jlair, Alex. esq. of British Linen Co. 65. George st. ilair, Charles breeches-maker, 4. north St An- drew's street — house 6. ditto ilair, Dr. 16. Brough on place Jlair, John esq. W. S. 15. Young street Jlair, John brewer, 23. north back Canongate Jlair, Robert tailor, 21. Jamaica street iJlair, William esq. advocate, 30. Charlotte square llair, Mrs 16. Broughton place ^lair, Mrs 12. Howe street Jlair, Mrs Francis, 18. Patrick square Jlair, Mrs, of Avonton, 30. Charlotte square Jlair, Miss Hunter 3. Walker street Jlair, Miss, of Balthayock, 35. George street 1824-5.
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Blair, Miss 12. Hope street
Blake, Mrs 17. Aithur street
Blanchflower, Henry 7. Wellington street
Bland, James keeper of County hall
Blews, John tanner, 1. Ingliston street, Pleasancc:
Blincow, W. and H. silk warehouse, 15. South
bridge — house 27. Rose street Blue, John broker, 14. St Mary's wynd Blyth, David boot and shoe warehouse, 10. Thistle
street Blyth, James agent for Maberly and Co.'s deposit
bank, 18. Pilrig street Blyth, James spirit-dealer, 111. Cowgate Blyth, Robert and Co. woollen-drapers, 320. Lawn- market Blytli, R. B. and Co. merchants, 11. Hill square
— house 7. Gray street Blyth, Thomas grocer and spirit-dealer, Alison sq. Blyth, Mrs Andrew, 9- Jamaica street Boak, Allan tanner, 51. West Port — house ditto Boak, Geo. tanner, 33. West Port — house 1. Lau-
rieston place Boerman, Mrs 115. Canongate Bogie, Dr 19- Buccleuch place Bogie, James smith, 73. Crosscauseway Bogie, James smith, east Thistle lane Bogie, Mrs 9. Buccleuch place Bogle, Andrew esq. of Royal bank, 33. St Andrew's
square Bogle, Thomas spirit-dealer, 55. Canongate Boldock, N. lodgings, 20. Elder street Bonar, Andrew esq. banker, 14. Abercromby pi. Bonar, Archibald plasterer, 5. West Port, and 29.
Fountainbridge Bonar, James jun. of excise, 11. Graham street Bonar, J. painter and colourman, 169- High street,
and 10. south St David''s street Bonar, John esq. banker, Craigleith house Bonar, John wine and spirit-dealer, 74. Leith street
— house 12. High Terrace Bonar, Thomson, of Bank of Scotland — house 100.
Lauriston place Bonar, Mrs 3. London street Bonar, Mrs 4. Mary place, Stockbridge Bonar, Mrs 100. Lauriston place Bonar, Mrs lodging.-;, foot of Warriston's close
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Bonny man, William mason and smoke-curer, 4.
Jamaica street Bonthron, Alexander esq. 23. Bread street Bonthron, Mrs 12. Charles street Bonthron, Miss 24. Gayfield square Bonthron, Miss 39- Dublin street Booff, Alexander 6. Mansfield place BooS, Alexander cutler— house Chessels court Boog, Andrew and Alexander cutlers, 13. High
BooQ-, Georg-e silk-mercer— house 6. Mansfield pi.
Booo-, Dr John, 6. Mansfield place
Boog, John saddler, 20. North bridge— house 17.
Drummond street Boog, John baker, 4. James place Boog, John Wright, 1. Charlotte street Boog, Matthew wright, 160. Rose street Boog, Mrs lodgings, 10. Carnegie street Booklass, James plasterer, 2. Little King street Booklass, John lodgings, 30. east Rose street Booklass, Joseph, spirit-dealer, 180. Cowgate Booklass, Mrs lodgings, 15. James street Bookless, G. glazier, 66. Rose street— house 54. do. Bookless, M. and Co. milliners, 98. Princes street Borland, Mrs 3. east Broughton place Borrowman, Robert, of Sir William Forbes and
Co.'s, 56. Castle street Borthwick and Co. wood-merchants, Welhngton
street, and Saw-mills, I.eith Borthwick and Co. comb-makers, 153. High street Borthwick, Dr 83. George street Borthwick, David spirit-dealer, 3. Greenside place Borthwick, James wire-cloth manufacturer, 153.
High street Borthwick, James, and Co. tailors, 27. Bread street Borthwick, John esq. of Crookston, 31. Lauriston Borthwick, John esq. advocate, younger of Crook- ston, 28. Queen street Borthwick, John portrait painter, 31. Arthur street Borthwick, Patrick esq. 27. Albany street Borthwick, itobert cutler and surgeon's instrument
maker, 43. Hanover street Borthwick, WilUam wire-worker, Old Assembly el. Borthwick, Mrs George, and Co. wire-workers, 79.
High street Borthwick, Mrs miUiner, 6. New street
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Boswall, Thomas esq. of Blackadder, 27- St Axi-v
drew's square Boswel], Alexander esq. W. S. 10. London street-. Boswell, H. A. surgeon, 10. College street Boswell, J. J. esq. advocate, 7. George square Boswell, William esq. advocate, 13. St Andrew's sq. Boswell, Mrs 13. St Andrew's square Boston, J. spirit-dealer, 487. Lawnmarket Boston, William spirit-dealer, 3. Elder street Bourhill, H. R. auctioneer and dealer in furniture,
79- South bridge Bourhill, James bookseller and circulating library,
2. Infirmary street Bow, John grocer, 225. High street — house 142.
opposite Bow, Robert session-clerk's office, city chambers —
house 12. Royal Exchange Bowden, William grocer and spirit-dealer, Jock's
Lodge Bowe, Robert grocer and spirit-dealer, 8. Char- lotte place Bower, Miss 2. Duncan street Bowers and Co. painters, &c. 42. Bristo street Bowers, Mrs grocer, 3. west Nicolson street Bowes, Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick, 20. Albany
street Bowie, John esq. W, S. solicitor of the general post- office, 19. Albany street Bowie, John, Dunfermline warehouse, 37. south
Hanover street — house 10. Hades sti'eet Bowie, J. and Co. turners, 9- India street Bowie, Robert vmter, 9- Adam street Bowie, Robert lodgings, 19- St Patrick square Bowie, William janitor of the High School, High
School yards Bowie, Mrs 9- Crichton street Boy, Miss 10. Rankeillor street Boyack, Alexander tailor, 8. South bridge Boyce, Mrs 3. Rose court, George street Boyd, Charles liosier, 152. West Bow Boyd, George esq. bookseller and printer — house
9. James place Boyd, James hatter and hosier, 122. W^est Bow Boyd, James broker, 73. Cowgate Boyd, James grocer, Norton place Boyd, John builder, 12. Duncan street
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^ Boyd, John fruiterer, 41. Princes street and 4.
Fruitmarket — house 16. Greenside place jBoyd, Spencer esq. of Pinkhill, 4. Hill street Boyd, William esq. W. S. 39- Drummond place Boyd, Mrs 27. Fordi street Boyd, Mrs, of Drum, 6. Howe street Boyd, Mrs, of Pinkie, 4. Hill street Boyd, Mrs 6. south Frederick street Boyd, Mrs 6. New street, Canongate Boyd, Mrs hairdresser and perfumer, 1. Duke st. Boyd, Misses A. and J. dressmakers and dealers
in lace, 19. George street Boyd, Miss 22. Howard place Boyd, Miss dressmaker, 1. Rose street Boyes, Andrew tailor, 9- James street Boyes, Mrs 11. north Nelson street Boyle, Right Honourable David, Lord Justice
Clerk, 28. Charlotte square Boyle, Patrick esq. 16. Keir street Boyle, William letter-carrier, 17. Rose street Boyle, Mrs 30. Jamaica street Boyn, James vintner, 49- Rose street Brabazon, Mrs 49. Northumberland street Bracewell, H. lodgings, 6. south Union place Brach, Mrs 2. Holyrood street Bradbrook, R. spirit-dealer, 21. Frederick street Bradford, Sir Thomas, K.C.B. Commander of the
Forces in Scotland, Dean house Bradfute, John bookseller — house 22. George sq. Bradfute, Mrs 106. Lauriston place Braid, Alexander cabinet-maker, 14. Waterloo pi Braid, Alexander hairdresser, 59. High street Braid, James lodgings, 5. Queensferry street Braid, William lodgings, 28. Broughton street Braid, Mrs William spirit-dealer, 5. Baker's place,
Stockbridge Braid, Miss 28. Union place
Braidwood and Co. general agents, 18. North bridge Braidwood, Francis appraiser, house-broker and
undertaker, 22. Society Braidwood, J. victual-dealer, 52. Buccleuch street Braidwood, William, Caledonian Fire Office, 13.
Bank street — house 18. Buccleuch street Braidwood, William jun. manager of Sea Insur- ance Company, 25. George square Braidwood, Miss E. dressmaker, 20. Bank street
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Brand, John^gardener, Burntsfield links
Brand, John bow-maker to the Royal Company of'
Archers and vintner. Archers hall Brand, John grocer, Drumdryan Brand, S. and Son, carvers and gilders, 27. High"
street Brand, William lodgings, 28. Broughton street - Brand, Miss, Leven lodge Brandon, Miss 44. Howe street Brash, David gardener. Grange loan Brash, John secretary of the North British Fire and Life Insurance Corporation, 43. Gilmore pi. Brash, John tailor, Dickson's close Brash, Miss dressmaker, 7. Crichton street Brashe, David esq. solicitor at law, 16. Clyde street Breakenrig, Alexander watchmaker, 93. AVest Port Breck, James brewer, 64. Pleasance Breck, John slater, 104. Rose street Breckenridge, Thomas smith, 28. Canal street Breham, Edward surgeon-dentist, Middlefield,
Leith walk Bremner and Finlayson esqs. W. S. 3. Ramsay
gardens Bremner, Andrew writer, 3. Baker's place, Stock- bridge Bremner, Charles esq. W, S. 16. south Charlotte st. Bremner, D. esq. 84. Great King street Bremner, Hugh 1. Ramsay gardens Bremner, James esq. solicitor of stamp duties, 3.
Ramsay gardens Bremner, Rev. John, Catholic Chapel lane Bremner, Wm. baker, 1. Church st. Stockbridge Bremner, Mrs 1. Ramsay gardens Bremner, Mrs grocer and confectioner, 4. Dublin
street Breuguer, Mrs 1. Erskine place Brewster, Dr David 10. Coates crescent Brewster, John printer, 11. Society Bridges, D. and Son, merchants, 431. High street Bridges, David jun. — house 27. Dundas street Bridges, Francis merchant, Norwich Insurance Office, 23. Princes street — house 21. Warriston crescent Bridges, James esq. W. S. 41. Noi-thumberland st. Briggs, John \vright, 41. Fountain bridge Brims, Mrs 2. Salisbury street 1824-5.
BRI— BRO
Bringloe, H. S. clerk of Jury Court, 2. west Cir- cus place Brisson, Robert 47. Bristo street Bristow, G. Royal Oak tavern, 1. Broughton st. British Commercial Life Insurance Office,
14. James square British and Westminster Insurance Office,
18. North bridge British Hotel, 70. Queen street British Linen Company's Bank, 37. St An- drew's square British and Foreign Public Library and General
Newspaper Saloon, 4. Hunter square Broadfoot, Walter teacher, 44. north back of Ca-
nongate
Broad wood, Mrs 3. Holyrood street Brock, Robert baker, 14. west Richmond street Brock, Robert jun. baker, 6. Davie street Brockie, Alexander saddler, 4. Bristo street —
house 16. Lothian street Brockie, Mrs spirit-dealer, 2. east Arthur place Brodie and Hume plumbers, 27. west register st, Brodie, Alexander wine-merchant, Leith — house
23. Forth street Brodie, Andrew surveyor, 18. Potterrow Brodie, Andrew writer, and assistant clerk and
keeper of the Sanctuary Register, Abbey Brodie, David esq. 24. Greenside place Brodie, Francis esq. W. S. 59. Northumberland st. Brodie, George esq. advocate, 20. Northumberland
street Brodie, James cabinet-maker, Tolbooth wynd Brodie, James cabinet-maker^ 218. Cowgate Brodie, James spirit-dealer, Carrubber's close Brodie, John B. esq. W. S. 4. Hart street Brodie, William marble-cutter. Shrub place Brodie, William and Co. vintners, 31. Fruitmar-
ket and 8. Canal street Brodie, William glass-grinder. Bailie Fyfe's close Brodie, William broker, 315. Cowgate Brodie, Mrs 5. Pitt street Brodie, Mrs 13. Gay field square Brodie, Miss dressmaker, 68. George street Broke, Major H. G. assistant quarter-master ge- neral—office. Young street, Charlotte square Broksby, Mrs lodgings, Galloway's entry 1824-5. c 2
BKO— BRO
Brooks, Miss dressmaker, 1. Brown square Broomfield, A. baker, Arniston" place Brotchie, John teacher, 160. Pleasance Brotherstone, Mrs lodgings, 5. Nicolson street Brough, Alexander baker, 11. Gifford park i
Brougham, J. W. and Anderson, wine-merchants,
19. Parliament square Brougham, J. "W. esq. merchant — house68. Queen st. Broughton, Charles esq. W. S. accountant, cham- bers 10. Parliament square — house Meadows Broughton, H. esq. of the excise, 43. Castle street Broughton, Miss 3. Windmill street Brown and Gordon grocers and wine-merchants,
46. Frederick street Bro^\^l, Walter and Son, wholesale grocers, wine
and spirit-merchants, 19- Lothian street Brown, Banner and Co. painters, kc. 33. Hanover
street — house 22. Dundas street Brown, Adam lodgings, 148. Rose street Brown, Alexander solicitor at law, 377. High st.
— house 13. Bank street Brown, Alexander spirit-dealer, 2. Buccleuch pend Brown, Alexander baker, 9- St Anthony's place Brown, Alexander lodgings, 1. Charles street Brown, Alexander teacher, 15. south Nelson street Brown, Alexander flesher, 4. Veal market Brown, Alexander smith, Greenside lane Brown, Alexander tailor, Morningside Brown, Andrew surveyor, 18. Potterrow Brown, Rev. Dr. Andrew, Larkfield, Trinity Brown, Andrew provision shop, 40. e. Richmond st. Brown, Andrew bookseller, 60. Leith street — house
10. Caltonhill Brown, Andrew brass-founder, 396. Castlehill Brown, Archibald and Co. spirit-dealers, 15. west «
Richmond street Brown, Benjamin surgeon, 10. Nicolson street Brown, Charles baker, 277. Canongate Brown, Charles boot and shoe shop, 11. Catherine
street — house 24. Caltonhill Brown, Captain 18. Rankeillor street Brown, David esq. W. S. 21. James square Brown, David writer, 72. Northumberland street BrowTi, David bookseller, 16. south St Andrew's st.
— house 29. Buccleuch place Brow7i, David bookseller, 45. Bristo street -
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Jrown, David merchant-tailor, 27. Greenside street Jrown, David toy-shop, 4. High street Srown, David flesher, 6. Middle market jSrown, David grocer, 29- Clerk street iSrown, George esq. land-surveyor, 84. Fountainbr. Brown, George surgeon, 1. west Richmond street Brown, George writer, 14. Frederick street Brown, George bookseller and circulating library,
58. West Port Brown, George spirit-dealer, 1. south StAndrew''s st Brown, George spirit-dealer, 4. Arthur street Brown, George watchmaker, 70. High street Brown, G. B. brewer — house New street Brown, J. and G. brewers, north back Canongate Brown, Captain James messenger at arms, and constable of excise for Scotland — office 279 High street — house 11. Lauriston Brown, James esq. Vennel, West Port Brown, James esq. 1. Gayfield square Brown, James esq. accountant, 94. George street Brown, James solicitor at law, 5. Merchant street Brown, James grocer and spirit-dealer, 50. Cross- causeway Brown, James solicitor at law, 10. Hanover street Brown, James builder, 32. Buccleuch place Brown, James grocer and spirit-dealer, Hardwell el. Brown, James bootmaker, 26. Caltonhill Brown, James grocer, Merchant court Brown, James corn-chandler, 77. Potterrow Brown, James leather-merchant, 72. Low Calton Brown, James painter, 22. Dundas street Brown, James smith, 2. Holyrood street Brown, James plumber, Union place — workshop
west Register street Brown, James writer, Bernard row Brown, James last-maker, Leith wynd — house 3.
Macdougal street Brown, James and Son, cabinet-makers and under- takers, 25. Crosscausev/ay — house 32. Buccleuch place Brown, James wright, 3. west Arthur street Brown, James confeciioner, 16. High School wynd Brown, John Osborne esq. W. S. 3. Baxter's place Brown, John esq. 2. St John street Brown, Rev. John 19- Rose street Brown, J. S. ironmonger — house 5. Graham street 1824-5.
BRO— BRO
Brown, John architect, 4. Park street Brown, John butter, cheese, and grocery warehouse, 33. Lawnmarket — house west entry James court Brown, John grocer, 69- Grassmar. — house 71. do Brown, John builder, Mayfield loan, Newington Brown, John esq. writer, 4. Duke street Brown, John wright, 19- south Richmond street Brown, John flesher, 34. New street Brown, John lodgings, 14. Dublin street Brown, John baker, 44. Frederick street Brown, John wright, 198. Rose street Brown, John corn-chandler, 48. Canongate Brown, John tailor, 2. Queen street Brown, John spirit-dealer, 1. St Andrew's street Brown, John baker, 11. Catherine street Brown, John spirit-dealer, Merchant court Brown, John wright, 25. sovith Richmond street Brown, John bootmaker to his Royal Highness the Duke of York, 14. Princes street — house 13. do Brown, Joseph esq. Chessels court Brown, Joseph jun. baker, 277. Canongate Brown, Joseph, Leith parcel waggon, Abbeyhill Brown, M. P. esq. advocate, 1. south Charlotte st. Brown, Major J. D. 9- Bellevue crescent Brown, Peter bookseller, &c. 37. Nicolson street —
house 56. Clerk street Brown, Peter, Russia and Manchester warehouse,
30. North bridge — house 31. Buccleuch place Brown, Richai'd hosier, hatter, and glover, 43.
Leith street — house 34. Broughton street Brown, Robert esq. W. S. 36. Hanover street Brown, Robert writer, 6. St Andrew's square Brown, Robert tailor and furnisher, 5. South br. Brown, Robert baker, 6. Wellington street Brown, Robert linen-draper, 3. Leith street — house
21. ditto Brown, Robert architect and surveyor, 82. Rose st. Brown, Robert bookseller, 15. Potterrow Brown, Robert smith, 12. Crosscauseway Brown, Robert 46. Thistle street Brown, Thoxnas lodgings, 22. Duke street Brown, Thomas lodgings, 3. Hart street Brown, Thomas architect and surveyor, 9- Hill pi. Brown, Thomas cotton and worsted shop, 314.
Lawnmarket — house 2. James court Brown, Walter merchant — house 41. Lauristonpl. 1824-5.
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BRO— BRO
rown, William esq. 55. India street 3rown, William esq. 6. Charles street Brown, William surgeon, 25. Dublin street 3rown, William baker, Glanville place Brown, Wm. classical academy, 36. no. Hanover st. 3rown, William grocer, Stockbridge Brown, William H. china and glass warehouse,
2. Waterloo place — house Forth street Brown, William spirit-dealer, 203. High street Brown, W. J. tavern and coach-office, 2. and 3.
Princes street Brown, William tavern and lodgings, 2. north St
Andre w''s street Jrown, William tailor and clothier, 1. James sq. iBrown, William tailor and clothier, 23. and 26. 1 St Mary's wynd Brown, W^illiam grocer and spirit-dealer, 15. and
16. Infirmary street Brown, William stabler, Grassmarket, foot of
West Bow Jrown, William smith, 46. Buccleuch street ' Jrown, William receiving-house for carriers, 116.
Grassmarket 5rown, William grocer and spirit-dealer, 10. Dun- das street trown, William tool-maker, 10. Simon's square Irown, Mrs, of Newton, 50. Castle street ►rown, Mrs Captain 18. Rankeillor street Irown, Mrs. R. 38. north Hanover street Jrown, Mrs 17. Broughton street Irown, Mrs 94. Rose street Irown, Mrs 5. Lauriston irown, Mrs 12. Leopold place Irown, Mrs 1. south Charlotte street Irown, Mrs Dr 25. Dubhn street rown, Mrs 29- George square rown, Mrs, of Currie, 9. Comelybank rown, Mrs A. 11. Elder street rown, Mrs furnishing tailor, 23. St Mary's wynd rown, Mrs spirit-dealer, 12. Abbey rown, Mrs 8. Wharton place rown, Mrs stoneware dealer, 16. Circus place west rown, Mrs dressmaker, 8. north back Canongate rown, Mrs silk and worsted shop, 94. Rose street rown, MrsW. W. ladies boarding-school,!. Glou- cester street 1824-5.
BRO— BRU
Brown, Mrs spirit-dealer, 3. Macdougal street i*
Brown, Mrs 2. Buccleuch place
Brown, Mrs 31. Buccleuch place !. Si
Brown, Mrs 24. Clerk street
Brown, Mrs Janet 20. Charles street
Brown, Mrs Mary, vintner, 25. Fleshmarket el
Brown, Mrs 17. Broughton street
Brown, Mrs Dr John, 8. Rankeillor street
Brown, Mrs W. F. 36. Rankeillor street
Brown, Mrs spirit-dealer, Portland place
Brown, Mrs 3. Salisbury street
Brown, Mrs lodgings, 7. Hay street
Brown, Mrs lodgings, 132. Rose street
^^rown, Mrs lodgings, 37. Leith wynd
Brown, Mrs lodgings, 8. Davie street
Brown, Mrs lodgings, 21. east Richmond street
Brown, Mrs lodgings, 20. Arthur street
Brown, Mrs lodgings, 6. Charles street
Brown, Mrs lodgings, 108. George street
Brown, Mrs, Fruitmarket
Brown, Mrs silk and worsted shop, 94- Rose st.
Brown, Miss 13. St Patrick square
Brown, Miss 396. Castlehill
Brown, Miss 15. James square
Brown, Miss 39- Dublin street
Brown, Miss dressmaker, 6. St Andrew''s square '
Brown, Miss dressmaker, 5. Crichton street
Brown, Miss 22. Rankeillor street
Brown, Miss lodgings, 80. Princes street
Browning, David teacher, 162, Rose street
Browning, Mathew and Co. ironmongers, 120'
High street — house 1. Antigua street Browning, Mrs James grocer, 26. Thistle street Brownlee, James esq. advocate, 5. Hart street Bruce, Alexander upholsterer and auctioneer, 37'
North bridge Bruce, Archibald esq. accountant, 14. York plad Bruce, Charles tailor, 399- High street Bruce, David baker, 8. Catherine street Bruce, Edward esq. 18. south Nelson street ^ Bruce, Francis saddler, 258. Canongate ^
Bruce, Francis coachmaker, Mound place \
Bruce, George surgeon, 1. west Richmond street Bruce, George esq. depute clerk of session, 55
Frederick street Bruce, George messenger at arms, 6. James cour
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nice, George miniature and profile painter, Ste- venlaw''s close
ruce, G. G. of the general post-office, 1. St John's I hill
liruce, Hugh esq. advocate, 22. Albany street jiruce, James and Co. stocking manufacturers, 5.
Blair street — house 1. Salisbury place Iruce, James esq. secretary of excise, York place ►ruce, James organ builder — house 7. Caltonhill truce, John esq. Heriothill, Canonmills iruce, John esq. of Falkland, 81. Princes street {ruce, John druggist, 15. Abbeyhill ruce, Peter writer, 5. Nicolson street nice, Robert esq. advocate, 55. Frederick street iruce, Ronald shoemaker, 24. Tobago street ruce, Thomas esq. commissioner of the customs, 61. Northumberland street }ruce, Thomas esq. W. S. 55. Frederick street {race, Thomas jun. esq. W. S. 14. York place {ruce, Wm. leather-merchant, 499- Lawnmarket
— house 1. Gayfield square iruce, William shoemaker, Toddrick's wynd liruce, Mrs Adam, 20. Charlotte square iiruce, Mrs Captain John, 9- Gayfield square iruce, Mrs of Kennet, 22. Albany street iruce, Mrs 6. Stafford street Bruce, Mrs William, Deanbank, Stockbridge Bruce, Mrs 23. Brown square Bruce, Mrs J. 18. Comelybank Bruce, Mrs lodgings, 6. Nicolson street Bruce, Misses, 16. Broughton place Bruce, Misses, 22. Young street jBrumby, Thomas, paper, rag and stone warehouse,
72. Rose street fBrunton and Anderson brewers, 82. north back of
Canongate iBrunton, Rev. Dr Alexander, professor of oriental
languages. College buildings Brunton, Alexander cooper, Abbeyhill Brunton, George esq. 3. Meadow place Brunton, John tailor, 4. Writers court Brunton, Thomas esq. 12. Terrace Brunton, Walter saddler, 105. High street — house
1. Carrubber's close Brunton, William wholesale woollen draper, 180. High street — house 40. George square 1824-5.
BRIT— BUG
Brunton, Mrs 40. George square
Brunton, Mrs grocer, 3. Arthur street ^
Brunton, Miss, Physic gardens
Bryce, James esq. surgeon, 19. St Andrew's squai
Bryce, Philip grocer, 386. Castlehill
Bryce, Robert tanner. West Port
Bryce, William spirit-dealer, 33. Princes street
Bryce, Mrs William, 15. south James street
Bryce, Mrs 28. London street
Bryden, J. and Son, bell-hangers, 82. Rose street
Bryden, AVilliam tavern-keeper. Old Bank close
Bryden, Mrs grocer, 1. Charles street
Bryden, Mrs 6. Pitt street
Bryden, Mrs lodgings, 6. Simon's square
Brydon, William tailor and clothier, 2. George si
Brydone, John lodgings, 9. Greenside place
Brymer, Miss dressmaker, 2. Broughton place '
Brysson, Robert clock and watch-maker, 8. Souti
bridge — house 2. Buccleuch place Brysson, William dancing academy, 11. James sq
— house 15. ditto Buchan and Co. brewers, Heriot bridge Buchan, Anthony tailor, 94. Nicolson street Buchan and Renton wine-merchts. 71. Nicolson st Buchan, James esq. 7. Forth street Buchan, Dr James 9. Picardy place "^
Buchan, Matthew grocer and spirit-dealer, 20
Buccleuch street — liouse 75. Nicolson street Buchan, Murdoch, and Co. victual-dealers, 75
West Port Buchan, Ralph builder, 15. Lady Lawson's wynd Buchan, Robert painter, first entry west of 15.
George street — house 5. Thistle street Buchan, Wm. of Bank of Scotland, 6. Beaumont pi. Buchan, William grocer, 11. north Richmond street Buchan, William flesher, 76. Potterrow i
Buchan, William, and Co. breeches-makers, 56i
Leith street Buchan, Mrs 15. Charles street Buchan, Mrs lodgings, 28. north Union place Buchan, Miss 10. Hanover street Buchan, Miss 11. south Charlotte street Buchanan and Elder builders. Bread street Buchanan, David editor of the Caledonian Mercu-|
ry — house Scotland street Buchanan, David flesher, 3. Veal market
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iuchanan, George civil engineer, 1. west Nicol-
son street uchanan, H. M. esq. principal clerk of session,
129- George street
« uchanan, James esq. 7. Forth street uchanan, James flesher, 18. Canal street, and 7. Middle market
uchanan, James smith, 5. West Port — house 15. West Port iuchanan, John esq. 64. George street, Canongate Iuchanan, John baker, 31. Bristo street
Iuchanan, John spirit-dealer, 78. Grassmarket
Iuchanan, Paul esq. 27. Howe street
uchanan, Robert bookseller & stationer, 48. George
street — house 63. Frederick street Iuchanan, Robert 11. Middle market — house 8.
Fleshmarket close Iuchanan, Rev. Dr Walter, Reid's court, Canongate Iuchanan, Wm. esq. advocate, 33. Drummond pi.
uchanan, Wm. shoemaker, 11. west Nicolson st. Iuchanan, Mrs George, 24. Stafford street Iuchanan, Mrs 26. Bread street Iuchanan, Miss 24. Maitland street Iuchanan, Miss, of Drumpellier, 11. Charlotte st. Juckham, William flesher, 76. Potterrow Juckham, William flesher, 11. Patrick square Jucknall, Mrs, seminary for young ladies, 4. Al- bany street Jucknell, John hatter, 8. Catherine street Judge, David, and Co. vintners, John's Coffeehouse,
Parliament square Juffray, J. gun-locksmith, Innes court Jutler, Robert billiard-rooms, 1. Clyde street Julloch, Alexander stabler, 132. Rose street Jullock, Mrs 5. east Circus place
uquet, P. teacher of French, south St David st.
urck, Geo. merchant-tailor, 20. west Regir^ter st. 5urcks, Miss dressmaker, 6. George street 3urd, M'Millan, and Miller, esqrs. W.S. 17. south
Hanover street 3urd, Melville esq. W. S. 17. Hanover street Jurgess, Alexander mail-guard, 24. Caltonhill {urgess, George horse-hirer, 9- east Thistle lane lurgess, James clothier, 299- High street — house
4. Park street 3urgess, John turner, 257. Canongate
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Burgess, Mrs midwife, Morocco court
Burke, John upholsterer and cabinet-maker, 9. St
Andrew's square Burlin, Mrs H. 26. Buccleuch place Burn, David writer, 14. Dundas street Burn, James esq. W. S. 85. Great King street Burn, James livery lace and fringe maker, Mint Burn, John smith, Greenside row Burn, Peter royal navy, 1. London street Burn, Peter flesher, 5. Middle market Burn, Robert esq. W. S. 10. Argyle square Burn, Robert flesher. Middle market — house Rox-|B
burgh place Burn, William esq. architect, 131. George street Burn, WiDiam wright, 33. Thistle street Burn, Thomas merchant, 175. Canongate Burn, Mrs Robert, Jessfield, Leith walk Bum, Mrs lodgings, 10. Jamaica street |Bi
Burn, Miss dressmaker, 1 4. Leith walk Bi
Burne, Mrs 3. Arniston place Bi
Burness, James esq. S. S. C. 3. Great King street Bi Burness, Mrs grocer, 35. Broughton street i
Burnet, Arthur esq. advocate, 34. Dundas st. jBu Burnet, John tailor, 10. Meadow place m
Burnet, John haberdasher, 9- Nicolson street I Burnet, Robert esq. W. S. 40. St Andrew's square|Bu
—house Trinity Burnet, Robert tobacconist, 12. Low Calton Burnet, Thomas tailor and clothier, 76. Rose st. Burnet, Thomas jun. tailor and clothier, 14. eas
Register street Burnet, Mrs 21. Scotland street Burnet, Miss, of Barns, 13. Young street Burnet, Miss muslin warehouse, 15. Frederick st. Burns, Alexander esq. W. S. 26. Clyde street Burns, Alexander lodgings, 82. Rose street Burns, James bootmaker, 36. Broughton street Burns, John cabinet-maker, Allan's close' Burns, Robert banker — house 18. Nicolson street Burns, Thomas esq. W. S. 1. George square Burns, Walter upholsterer, Adam square — hous
9- Broughton place Burns, William tailor, 31. Clerk street Burns, WiUiam lodgings, 2. James place ^_^^
Burns, Mrs 3. Arniston place Cadi
Burns, Mrs 38. Rankeillor street i
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urns, Mrs lodgings, 7- London street i| urnside, James esq. W. S. — chambers 69- Nor- thumberland street
urnside, William esq. 27. Clerk street urnside, WiUiam lodgings, 19- Hanover street urnside, Mrs midwife, 25. south Hanover street lurr, Alexander, silk mercer and haberdasher, 11,
North bridge — house 1. St John's hill !urr, Andrew currier, 64. Potter row lurrell, Mrs Colonel, 10. Catherine street lurrow, Mrs 21. west Richmond street i»urt and Henderson, veterinary-surgeons, 40. Rose
street
lurt, James veterinary-surgeon, 14. Young street »urt, John 21. middle Arthur place Jurt, Dr Robert 8. Bank street }urt, Catherine grocer, 104. Pleasance Jurton, Alexander victual-dealer, 13. West Bow Jurton, James wright, 140. Rose street Jurton, Robert porter-dealer, 27. Causewayside afjute, William wright and undertaker. Old Post- office close
Jutler, James spirit-dealer, 241. Canongate Jutler, T. and Co. chemists and druggists, 20.
Waterloo place — house ditto 3utler, Miss n^usic-teacher, 3. east Arthur street Butter, James esq. W. S. 41. Queen street Butters, John pocket-book and jewel-case maker,
5. Milne's square — house 104. High street 3utters, Lawrence seal-engraver, 8. South bridge
— house 7. Hunter square Butterworth, Edwin engraver, 7. Dalrymple place Byrne, Mrs, Cheyne street
s Cadell, John esq. advocate, 27. Princes street Cadell, Robert esq. bookseller — house 134. George
street
Cadell, William esq. of Tranent, 127. Princes st. Cadell, William and Co. paper manufacturers,
Royal Exchange
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Caird, John esq. surgeon, 58. Clerk street Caird, John bootmaker, 21. Lothian street Caird, IVIrs 21. Lothian street Cairns, B. commission-agent, 23. South bridge Cairns, George solicitor at law, 3. Milne's square Cairns, George, 14. New Fishmarket — house 19.
Canal street Cairns, John writer, 1. Hill square Cairns, John flesher, 33. ]\Iiddle market — house
1. east Canal street Cairns, Peter bookbinder and auctioneer, 263. Ca-
nongate Cairns, Robert esq. S. S. C. 377. High street Cairns, AVilliam grocer, Broughton street Cairns, AVilliam spirit-dealer, 35. St Mary's wynd Cairns, Mrs 30. Royal circus Cairns, iVIrs furniture-warehouse, 65. Cowgate Cairns, Mrs lodgings, 8. Richmond place Cairns, Miss 13. St Patrick square Caithness, Right Honourable Dowager Countess >
of, 118. George street Calder and Son silk-manufacturers, 1. west Rich- mond street Calder, Alexander writer. Dean street, Stockbridge Calder, Alexander spirit-dealer, 15. Arthur street Calder, Alex, lodgings, 13. west Nicolson street Calder, Daniel, shoemaker, 9- Carnegie street Calder, David grocer and spirit-dealer, 114. Ca-
nongate Calder, James mason, 75. Canongate Calder, James boot and shoemaker, 13. west Ni- colson street Calder, J. B. stocking-manufacturer, 3. Dalrymple
place Calder, John watchmaker, 8. Bristo Port Calder, Thomas smith and ironmonger, 10. Clyde
street and St Andrew's lane Calder, Thomas hat-maker, 4. Salisbury square Calder, William and Co. grocers, tea, wine, and spirit dealers — shops 136. High street, 1. St Pa- trick square, 107. Portsburgh, and 27. south Hanover street — house 3. Nicolson square Calder, Mrs 50. Fountainbridge Calder, Mrs George vintner, Gosford's close Caldwell, Andrew cooper, 52. Rose street Caldwell, Thomas builder, 11. north Nelson street 1824-5.
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ALEJJONIAN Fire Insurance Office, 13. Bank
street
Caledonian Mercury Office, 265. High street Callam, George manufacturer of kitchen furniture,
13. Greenside place — house 9- ditto Callender and Son, curriers, head of Pleasance —
house 156. ditto Callender, Alexander esq. depute city clerk —
house Gray street, Newington Callender, Alexander esq. surgeon, 1. east Ricii-
mond street Callender, James, of Sir William Forbes and Co.
— house Parliament Stairs Callender, Sharp clothier and silk-merchant, 5.
South bridge — house west Maitland street Callender, William currier, 13. west Richmond st. Callender, Miss 38. Castle street Calton Convening Rooms, Waterloo place Calton Hill Foundry, north back of Canongate Cameron and Son, painters, Jack"'s close, Canongate Cameron, Right Rev. Dr Alexander, Catholic
Chapel lane Cameron, Alexander solicitor, Fisher''s close Cameron, Alexander mason and spirit-dealer, 18.
Broughton street Cameron, Archibald painter 17- Arthur street Cameron, Archibald bootmaker, 45. Candlem. row Cameron, Captain D. 78. Lauriston place Cameron, Charles cabinet-maker, 369- High street
— house 19- West Bow Cameron, Daniel spirit-dealer, 457. Lawnmarket Cameron, D. and C. combmakers, 258. Canongate Cameron, D. spirit-dealer, 16. High street Cameron, Donald tailor, 58. Hanover street Cameron, Donald lodgings, 47. Castle street Cameron, Dugald grocer, 62. east Richmond st. —
house 27. ditto Cameron, Duncan painter, 3. West Bow — house
Lindsay's close, Castlehill Cameron, Francis stamp distributing office, 10.
Parliament square — house 14. Brown square Cameron, George surgeon 5. Salisbury street Cameron, George coach-office, 195. High street Cameron, J. teacher of English and geography,
6. Raeburn place Cameron, John esq. S. S. C 166. High street
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Cameron, John merchant-tailor, 60. North bridge
— house 5. Roxburgh street Cameron, John late hatter, 1. Lauriston place Cameron, John spirit-dealer, 29. no. Richmond st, Cameron, J. and P., Perth carriers, 16. Lothian st. Cameron, Robert esq. accountant, 36. Queen st. Cameron, Robert stationer — house 11. George sq. Cameron, Ronald lodgings, 116. Rose street Cameron, William lodgings, 15. Adam street Cameron, William grocer, 1. Calton street Cameron, Mrs 25. Eden street Cameron, Mrs 8. Hope street Cameron, Mrs 1. east Richmond street Cameron, Mrs 2. Holja-ood street Cameron, Mrs 17. Comely bank Cameron, Mrs lodgings, 186. Rose street Cameron, Miss H. dressmaker, 26. Frederick st. Campbell and Arnott esqs. W. S. 37. Castle street Campbell and Burnside esqs. W. S. and solicitors
in Admiralty Court, 69. Northumberland street Campbell and Clason esqs. W. S. 6. George street Campbell and Mack esqs. W. S. 21. Society Campbell and M'Dowal writers, 24. Dublin street Campbell, A. esq. of Possil, 12. Abercrombie place Camjibell, Alex. esq. 11. Northumberland street Campbell, Alex, lace-merchant, 52. Princes street Campbell, Arch, and Co. brewers, 145. Cowgate - Campbell, Arch. esq. — house 27. George square Campbell, Capt. Arch. 27. Warriston crescent Campbell, Arch, saddler, 10. Clerk street Campbell, Arch, teacher of dancing, Riddel's court Campbell, Arch, baker, 1. Archibald place Campbell, Arch, horse-dealer, 2. so. back Canongate Campbell, Arch, city-officer, 150 High street Campbell, Arthur esq. W. S. 3. Drummond place
— chambers 5. north St David street Campbell, Charles esq. of Bank of Scotland, 87.
Great King street Campbell, Major C. of Strachur, 2. Arniston place Campbell, Major Colin, 24. Howard place Campbell, Capt. royal artillery, 27. Warriston cres. Campbell, Capt. half-pay 78th regt. Grove place Campbell, C. miniature-painter and engraver, 31.
South bridge Campbell, Charles teacher, Rae's close, Canongate Campbell, Charles writer, 24. Gavfield square
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Campbell, D. esq. of Ross, 25. Drummond place , Campbell, D. esq. accountant, 4. Great King st. Campbell, T). surgeon, 21. south Richmond street Campbell, David and Co. spirit-dealers and cork- cutters, 17. Niddry street Campbell, Captain David 27. Buccleuch place Campbell, David boot and shoemaker, 24. Canal st. Campbell, Donald writer, 100. West Bow Campbell, Dugald wright, 17. Greenside street Campbell, George grocer, 17. West Port Campbell, George coopei', Bell's wynd Campbell, Henry grocer, 248. Canongate — house
244. ditto Campbell, Colonel James 8. Albany street Campbell, Jas. esq. advocate, 53. Northumberl. st. Campbell, James baker, 1. Archibald place Campbell, James 30. Jamaica street Campbell, James surveyor, Simon's square Campbell, James bootmaker, 44. Rose street Campbell, James officer to the Society for Propa- gating Christian Knowledge, Society hall, 19. High street Campbell, John esq. W. S. 21. Pitt street — cham- bers 10. Albany street Campbell, John esq. jun. W. S. 59- George street
house 29- Heriot row Campbell, John Arch. esq. W. S. new buildings,
Queen street — chambers 58. Queen street Campbell, John Kirk. esq. W.S. 28. St Andrew's sq. Campbell, John esq. 31. B rough ton place Campbell, Rev. Dr. John, 45. Albany street Campbell, John esq. of Kilberry, 6. Drummond pi. Campbell, John esq. surgeon, 65. York place Campbell, John mess, at arms, 10. Parliament sq. Campbell, John shoemaker, 28. south Richmond st. Campbell, Patrick surgeon and accoucheur, 166.
High street — house 6. Salisbury street Campbell, Peter, Crown hotel and cofFeeroora, 11. - and 13. Princes street
Campbell, Peter esq. S. S. C. 69- Northumberl. st. Campbell, Peter esq. 10. Great King street Campbell, Peter baker, 139- Cowgate Campbell, Peter spirit-dealer, 5. so. St Andrew's st. Campbell, Peter teacher, 3. Graham street Campbell, Quintin guard of Dundee coach, 5. east Canal street 1824-5.
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Campbell, Richard esq. W.S. 11. Northumberl. st. Campbell, Robert broker, 43. Liberton''s wyncl Campbell, Roger billiard-rooms, west Register st.
— house Old Assembly close Campbell, Simon writer, 24. Dublin street Campbell, W. G. esq. of Fairfield, Admiralty
chambers, 11. Waterloo place Campbell, William esq. W. S. 21. Society Campbell, William esq. 1. Chapel street Campbell, Dr William, 2. north St David street Campbell, William grocer, 26. AVest Bow and 33.
India street — house 118. West Bow Campbell, William spirit-dealer, 1. Brown street Campbell, Mrs, of Achalader, 37. Castle street Campbell, Mrs Hamilton, of Shawfield, 12. St An- drew's square Campbell, IMrs, of Bothwellbank,24. Broughton st. Campbell, Mrs D. of Ardneaves, 41. George street Campbell, Mrs. Alexander, of Hallyards, 40. Drum-
mond place Campbell, Mrs, of Southhall, 68. Northumberl st. Campbell, Mrs, of Duneaves, 20. Dundas street Campbell, ISIrs, of Nap, 34. Tobago street Campbell, ]\Irs Alexander 15. Gayfield square Campbell, IMrs Archibald 11. Howard place Campbell, ^Irs Collector 16. Charlotte street Campbell, ]Mrs James 8. Lyndoch place Campbell, IMrs IMathew 7. London street Campbell, Mrs Neill SO. James square Campbell, Mrs 117. Princes street Campbell, Mrs 8. Comelybank Campbell, Mrs 19- Heriot row Campbell, Mrs 6. Hope street Campbell, Mrs 21. Broughton street Campbell, Mrs, India street Campbell, Mrs 3. Mary''s place, Stockbridge Campbell, Mrs 102. Lauriston place k
Campbell, Mrs 17. Argyle square I
Campbell, Mrs 1. Charles street '}
Campbell, Mrs 1 7. Bread street Campbell, Mrs 7- Adam street Campbell, Mrs James 398. Castlehill Campbell, Mrs Robert, lodgings, 17- London st. Campbell, Mrs lodgings, 21. London street Campbell, Mrs lodgings, 90. Rose street Campbell, Miss, of Newfield, 10. so. St David's st 1824-5.
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Campbell, Miss E. 21. Salisbury street
Campbell, Miss L. 21. Maitland street
Campbell, Miss 43. Heriot row
Campbell, Miss 35. Heriot row
Campbell, Miss 3. Coates crescent
Campbell, Miss, Grove place
Campbell, Miss 4. Arniston place
Campbell, IVIiss 2. east Broughton place
Campbell, Miss 6. Union street
'Campbell, Miss 3. Castle street
Campbell, Miss dressmaker, 60. Princes street
Campbell, Miss dressmaker, 29. Frederick street
Campbell, Miss dressmaker, 3. Lady Lawson's wy.
Cannan, Charles broker, 78. St Mary''s wynd
Cannan, Dr David, 30. Castle street
Cannan, Horatius esq. W. S. 29- Gayfield square
Cannan, Horatius jun. writer, 29. Gayfield square
Cannan, Michael broker, 18. St Mary"'s wynd
Cannan, Thomson merchant, 29. Gayfield square
Cannan, Robert spirit-dealer, 6. east Rose street
Cant, George basket-maker, 60. Princes street
Carfrae and Hogg clothiers, 34. South bridge
Carfrae and Son booksellers, 3. Drummond street
— house 8. Salisbury street Carfrae, John jun. 1. Hill square Carfrae, John coachmaker, 112. Canongate Carfrae, John farmer. Dean farm Carfrae, Lieutenant Robert, 15. Drummond street Carfrae, Robert jeweller, 18. west Register street
— house 48. Rose street Carfrae, Mrs James 37. York place Cargill, Robert esq. W. S. 13. Duke street Cargill, William wine-merchant, 9- Albany street Cargill, Mrs 10. Duncan street, Drummond place Cargill, Mrs, Royal Bank close Carlyle, John livery-stables, 17. Broughton street Carlyle, M. clerk, Caltonhill foundry, north back
of Canongate Carlyle, T. and G. teachers of landscape and flow- er painting, 24. Queen street Carlyle, William esq. advocate, 4. Rankeillor st. Carmichael, Andrew flesher, Middle market Carmichael, James writer, 5. Salisbury street Carmichael, James, of tax-office, 91- Causeway side Carmichael, Robert flesher, 31. Middle market — house Boroughmuirhead 1824-5.
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Carmichael, Wm. of register office, 3. Gayfield sq. Carmichael, Mrs James, 35. Leith street Carmichael, j\Irs 5. north James street Carmichael, Mrs 2. east Broughton place Carmichael, ]Miss, of St Roque, Canaan Carnegie and Shepherd, esqrs. W. S. — chambers
55. Albany street Carnegie, Captain D. 8. Bellevue crescent Carnegie, James esq. W. S. 55. Albany street Carnegie, Robert surgeon, 19. Broughton street Carnegie, Lady, Dairy house Carnegie, Lady Scholl, 54. Fountainbridge Carnegie, Mrs 25. Stafford street Carnegie, Mrs 4. IMiddleby street, Newington Carnegie, Miss, of Southesk, 5. Coates crescent Caron, M. perfumery warehouse, 68. Princes street Caron, Madame dressmaker, 10. Hano\'er street Carphin, George solicitor at law, and commissary
clerk — house 4. Minto street Carphin, George jun. solicitor at law, and siibsti.
tute commissary clerk — office Parliament square
— house 4. Minto street Carphin, John wright, 259. Cowgate Carphin, Miss 3. Gray street, Newington Carr, John printer — house 9- Simon s square Carr, Michael tailor, 19. south St David street Carrick, Andrew jun. candlemaker. King's stables j Carruthers, J. cabinet-maker. High School yards Carruthers, Miss 3. Frederick street Carse, H. lodgings, 166. Rose street Carse, John smith, 17. Greenside lane Carson, Aglianby Ross esq. rector of the Higl"
School, 82. Lauriston place Carson, John lodgings, 10. AthoU st. Stockbridge Carson, Robert mail-guard, 4. east James street Carson, William mason, 2. Middlefield, Leith wall Carstairs, D. gardener. Love lane, Leith walk Carstairs, James fishing-rod maker, 191. Canongatt Carstairs, John gardener, Restalrig Carstairs, William, and Son, comb-makers, 0C
Leith walk Carter, Andrew grocer, 5. Pitt street Cassels, John flesher, 2. Raeburn place Cassels, John spirit-dealer, 108. Canongate Cassels, Mrs 7- Broughton place Cassidy and Co. furniture warehouse, 259- Pleasano
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assie, James, Italian and French teacher, IT. James square >assie, James baker, 16. St Patrick sqviare Dathcart, David esq. W. S. 5. Heriot row — cham- bers 5. north St David street Cathcart, Elias esq. advocate, 77. Great King st. 3athcart, James esq. 17. Great King street Cathcart, William esq. of Towers, 135. George Bt. Cathcart, Mrs 6. Melville street Catiicart, Miss, Gayfield house Cathcart, Miss 138. Princes street Cathie, Adam flesher. Middle market — house 11.
Canal street Cathie, William slater and glazier, 6. Bread street Cathie, Miss 15. Canal street Cattenach, William, of Sunbury distillery, Water
of Leith Cavenaugh, Peter broker, 236. Cowgate Caverhill, Thomas, and Co. silk mercers and haber- dashers, 40. Princes street Cavering, Mrs, of Berrington, 36. Great King st.^ Cavers, James hosier, 26. Clerk street Caw, James printer, 297. High street — house 15.
Buccleuch street Caw, John working jeweller, 6. Milne''s square Caw, Mrs George 40. Fountainbridge Cay and Johnston, tinplate workers, 4. Greenside
place Cay, John esq. advocate, 5. east Circus place Cay, John tailor, 107. Nicolson street '
Cay, Robert esq. 11. Heriot row Cay, Mrs R. H. 11. Heriot row Cess Office for the City, 11. Bank street Chadwick, John, and Sons, wholesale flannel-mer- chants, 82. South bridge — house 7. Lauriston lane Chalmers and Duffin, vinegar manufacturers, St
Ann's yards, Holyrood house Chalmers and Son, carvers, gilders, and picture
cleaners, 118. and 153. High street Chalmers, Alexander wood-merchant, and packing- box manufactory. Market street Chalmers, Alexander city-officer, Royal Bank close Chalmers, Dr David surgeon, 33. Broughton place Chalmers, David baker, 1. Broughton place Chalmers, David smith and farrier, Watergate 1824-5.
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Chalmers, David spirit-dealer, 91- Causeway side Chalmers, Francis painter, 108. George street Chalmers, George saddler, 1. Montagu street Chalmers, Geo. plumber, Weir's close, Canongate, Chalmers, James solicitor at law, Chalmers' close
— house 6. Graham street Chalmers, James wine and spirit merchant, west
College street Chalmers, James flax-dresser. West Bow Chalmers, John esq. W. S. 1. Lothian street Chalmers, John tailor and clothier, 16. South
bridge Chalmers, John flesher. Middle market Chalmers, Captain Samuel, R. N. 12. Union street Chalmers, Thomas carver — house 6. Nicolson sq. Chalmers, Thomas ironmongery warehouse, 1.
Lothian street — house 37. Potterrow Chalmers, William, and Son, tailors, 2. Elm row Chalraei-s, William tailor, 44. Howe street Chalmers, William smith, south back of Canon- gate — house 2. Holyrood street, ditto Chalmers, Mrs 17. Dundas street Chalmers, Mrs 22. Gil more place Chalmers, Mrs 52. Bristo street Chalmers, Mrs dressmaker, Candlemaker row Chalmers, Mrs lodgings, 2. Brown street Chalmers, Miss 40. Frederick street 1
Chalmers, Miss, Chalmers"* close *
Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures,
10. Hunter's square ChamberLxVin's Office for the City, Royal Ex- change Chambers, James vintner, White Horse inn, 276.
head of Canongate Chambers, Robert bookseller and stationer, 4. In- dia place. Royal circus Chambers, Wm. stationer and printer, 23. Brough-
ton street Chapelain, Mrs Dr 54. Frederick street Chapman, J. J. esq. advocate, 16. Hill place Chapman, Rev. James, teacher of elocution, 16.
Hill street Chapman, Mrs stone-warehouse, 2. Candlemaker
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Chapman, Miss 12. Charles street Chapman, Miss 115. Canongate 1824-5.
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hapman, Miss lodgings, 9- Arthur place hapman and Fry, Misses, dressmakers, 17. Ca- therine street
HARiTABLE Female Society School, 115. Ca- nongate Charles, Dr surgeon, 126. George street Charles, Geo. coal and lime mercht. Port Hopetoun Charles, George Hesher, 15. Low market — house
3. Market street ' Charles, James teacher, 2. Greenside place Charles, John candlemaker, Sciennes — shops 167-
High St. and 22. Frederick st. — house Sciennes Charles, John smith, 18. Potterrovv Chai'les, Mathew tanner, 16. south back of Ca-
nongate — house Sciennes Charles, William flesher. Middle market — house
4. Adam street Charles, Mrs. 96. Canongate
Charnochon, Robert shoemaker, 17. Bread street
Charteris, William lodgings, 51. Rose street
Charters, Robert flesher, 3. New market
Charters, Mrs Wm. 57. north Hanover street
Chatto, Miss 33. Dublin street
Cheape, Douglas esq. advocate, 88. Queen street
Cheape, James esq. of Strathtyrum, 97. George st.
Cheape, Major Henry 93. George street
Cheape, R. C. esq. 2. Mansfield place
Cheape, Mrs 11. Portland place
Cheyne, Capt. Alexander, 68. Great King street
Cheyne, D. spirit-dealer, Castlehill
Cheyne, J. A. esq. W. S. and accountant, 8. south
Castle street Cheyne, N. R. esq. 23. Pitt street Child, William esq. china and glass warehouse, 22.
Catherine street — house Pilrig street Chisholm, Adam victual-dealer, 41. West Port Chisholm, James and John spirit-dealers, 28. West
Port — house 26. ditto Chisholm, James smith, 49. Crosscauseway Chisholm, James spirit-dealer, 76. Pleasance Chisholm, John smith and ironmonger, Mound pi. Chisholm, John mason, 56. Crosscauseway Chisholm, John ordnance-office. Castle — houseGos-»
ford's close Chisholm, Peter cabinet-maker, 36. Bristo street Chisholm, Thomas shoemaker, 9. Simon square
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Chisholm, Walter baker, 11. Simon square Chisholm, Margaret spirit-dealer, St Leonard's Chisholm, Miss dressmaker, 111. Nicolson street Christian Knowledge, Society for Propa
GATING, IN Scotland, — Hall 19. High street Christie and Co. grocers, 1. Scotland street Christie, Adam teacher, Morison's close Christie, Archibald writer, 13. Pitt street Christie, Daniel esq. S. S. C. and Admiralty pro- curator, 27. Dundas street Christie, David writer, 20. Forth street Christie, George tinplate- worker, 11. Charlotte pi. Christie, Henry lodgings, Brighton street Christie, John surgeon, 10. south Union place Christie, John builder, 9- north back of Canongate Christie, John builder, Orchardfield, Portsburgh Christie, John writer, 13. Shakespear square Christie, John grocer — shops 183. Canongate and
18. High street — house 179. Canongate Christie, John breeches-maker, 23. St Andrew's
street — house 20. George street Christie, Robert esq. accountant, Rosemount—
chambers 2. Charlotte square Christie, Robert tobacconist, 120. Grassmarket Christie, Robert broker, 147. Cowgate Christie, Thomas writer, 7. Brighton street Christie, Thomas grocer, 88. High street Christie, William esq. 14. Hart street Christie, William WTiter, 7. Leith street Christie, William wine and spirit merchant, 214.
Canongate — house 45. New street Christie, William, of W. Younger and Co.'s, 6.
Adam Street Christie, Wm. wright, Brodie's cl. 304. Lawnmar. Christie, William spirit-dealer, Liberton's wynd Christie, Mrs, of Balchristie, 30. Dublin street Christie, Mrs 20. Forth street Christie, Mrs 32. Rankeillor street Christie, Mrs spirit-dealer, 56. Candlemaker row Christie, Mrs spirit-dealer, 170. Rose street Christie, Mrs spirit-dealer, 41. Crosscauseway Christie, Mrs dress and corset maker, 44. Nicolson st. Christie, Mrs straw-hat shop, 2. High Terrace Christie, Mrs straw-hat shop, 45. Princes street Christie, Miss 50. Great King street Christie, Miss 3. Montagu street
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Cliristison, John esq. advocate, 63. Northumber- . land street
Christison, John governor of Heriot's hospital Christison, Dr Robert, 63. Northumberland street Ghrystal, Robert tobacconist, 201. Canongate Chrystal, Mrs William shoe warehouse, 20. Nicol-
son street — house 14. ditto Chrystison, John tailor, 3. Holyrood street Clapperton, Alexander merchant — house 43. Lau-
riston place Clapperton, James bootmaker, 9- Nicolson square Clapperton, John, and Co. woollen-drapers, 371.
High street Clapperton, John esq. of Spylaw, 12. Tiviot row Clapperton, John spirit-dealer, 15. Greenside row Clapperton, Thomas merchant, west Alva street Clapperton, Mrs lodgings, 29- north Richmond st. Clapperton, Miss 2. Stafford street Clark, Alexander stabler and carriers house, 77-
Grassmarket Clai'k, Alexander glazier, 1. India street Clark, Andrew silversmith, 34. Potterrow Clark, Charles baker, Alva street Clark, Daniel agent, 3. Roxburgh place Clark, Daniel flesher, 3. Middle market Clark, David surgeon, 16. Lothian street Clark, George, grocer, 25. Broughton street Clark, J. and A. spirit-merchants, 128. Cowgate Clark, Lieutenant James, 3. Graham street Clark, James steeple-clock and machinery maker,
Old Fishmarket close — house 23.Warriston''s cl. Clark, John baker, 26. Hanover street — house 29.
Rose street Clark, Jo. rush-bottom-chair maker, 37.Leith walk Clark, John corn-dealer, 20. Greenside street Clark, John spirit-dealer, 22. Pitt street Clark, John lodgings, 5. James place Clark, John slater, 214. Cowgate — house Chessels
court, Canongate Clark, John venetian-blind maker, Gayfield square Clark, John plasterer, 4. Salisbury square Clark, Jolm architect, 1. Roxburgh street Clark, M. cabinet-maker, 8. Paul street Clark, Richard rush and cane-bottomed chair-ma-
facturer, 16. and 18. Leith walk Clark, Robert esq. of Comrie, 7. Hill street
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Clark, Robert spirit-dealer, 3. Carnegie street Clark, Thomas, and Co. shawl and muslin ware- house, 2. North bridge — house 17. Arthur place Clark, Thomas law-bookseller, 8. Parliament sq. Clark, Thomas coal-merchant, east end Northum- berland street Clark, Thomas tailor, 2. Greenside place Clark, Thomas riding-master, royal academy, Ni- .. colson street
Clark, Thomas stationery-ruler,5.south College st. Clark, WiUiam esq. W. S. 51. George square Clark, William organist, Burntsfield links Clark, Wilham grocer, 21 6. and 220. Cowgate Clark, Wilham lodgings, 21. north Richmond st. Clark, Mrs 2. Northumberland street Clark, Mrs, of Comrie, 8. Hill street Clark, Mrs 5. Wharton place Clark, Mrs 24. Buccleuch place Clark, Mrs Thomas, Chessels court, Canongate Clark, Mrs grocer, 63. St Mary's wynd Clark, Mrs lodgings, 5. south College street Clark, Mrs lodgings, 2. Richmond court Clark, Miss 84. Nicolson street Clark, Margaret, shoe-shop, 272. Lawnmarket Clarke, James, and Co. printers, Old Stamp-office
close, 221. High street Clarke, James printer, 17. Keir street Clarkson, James 2. Montagu street Clarkson, James tailor, 6. Arthur street Clarkson, Thomas clothier. Old Post-office stairs,
North bridge Clarkson, William grocer and spirit-dealer, 4. Glan-
ville place, Stockbridge Clarkson, Mrs music-teacher, 9. James square Clason, Andrew esq. W. S. 57. Queen street Clason, Mrs 57. Queen street Clay, William smith, Stockbridge Cleghorn, Alexander, of customs, 7. Dundas street Cleghorn, David esq. W. S. 40. Castle street Cleghorn, David painter, 124. Canongate Cleghorn, James esq. accountant and agent for the United Empire and Continental Life Assurance Association, 25. Dublin street Cleghorn, James road-surveyor, Canaan Cleghorn, Rev. John, 7. Nicolson square Cleghorn, Miss 20. Brown square 1824-5.
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Gleghorn, Miss 60. Buccleuch place
Cleland, A. and Co. painters, 15. south Hanover
street Cleland, Richard vintner and stabler, 20. south
back of Canongate Cleland, Samuel, Bi'oughton street coal-yard Cleland, William, of Exchequer, Sciennes entry Cleland, Mrs 26. Buccleuch place Clephan, Captain James, R. N. 8. Dewar place Clephan, Joseph lodgings, 107- Nicolson street Clephan, Thomas house-painter, 97. High street Clephan, Thomas jun. herald-painter, Toddrick's
wvud Clephane, Andrew esq. advocate, 5. west Circus pi. Clerk, Alexander solicitor at law, 19. Brown sq. Clerk, Andrew grocer, 57. St Mary's wynd Clerk, Charles spirit-dealer, 25. Broughton street • Clerk, George spirit-dealer, 1. Ponton street and
9. Bread street Clerk, John smith, 18. Potterrow Clerk, Robert spirit-dealer, 3. Carnegie street Clerk, Samuel esq. accountant, 8. Melville street Clerk, Thomas engraver, 265. High street — house
24. Buccleuch place Clerk, Thomas lodgings, 5. College street Clerk, Walter spirit-dealer, 6. Lothian street Clerk, William esq. advocate, 1. Rose court Clerk, William tea and spirit dealer, 216. Cowgate Clerk, Mary, Lady, of Pennicuick, 100. Princes st. Clerk, Mrs 30. Royal circus Clerk, Mrs painter, Trotter'^s close. West Bow Clerk, Mrs 84. Nicolson street Clerk, Miss 4. Gayfield place Clezie, George broker, 248. Cowgate Clidesdale, Robert tailor, 30. Pleasance Clinkscales, Robert woollen-draper, 321. High st. Clireheugh, William perfumer andhairdresser, 160.
High street Cleugh, John writer, 3. Beaumont place Cleugh, Mrs 3. Beaumont place Clunie, John wright, and lodgings, 21. east Rich- mond street Clyne, David esq. S. S. C. 54. Albany street Coal Gas Company Office, New st. Canongate Cochran, Alexander merchant, ]3. James street Cochran, A. stabler, 19- south back of Canongate
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Cochrane, George candlemaker, 123. Grassmar- i )
ket — house 127. ditto (•ochrane, Henry spirit-dealer, 127. Grassmarket (^oclirane, James esq. W. S. Cheyne street Cochrane, James flint-glass manufact. 6. Elm row (.'ochrane, John 1. Holyrood street Cochrane, Mrs 35. York place (.'ochrane, Mrs Colonel John, 90. Princes street Cochrane, Mrs 17. Keir street
Cochrane, Mrs 7. Alison square ',
Cochrane, Mrs lodgings, 49- Thistle street ?
Cochrane, Miss, of Newton, 33. north Hanover st. » (!«)ckburn and Co. mill-wrights and smiths, 17. * Fountainbridge -
(!ockbum, Alexander surgeon, 17. Young street ('ockburn, David esq. 9- Coates crescent >
('ockburn, Henry esq. advocate, 14. Charlotte sq. J Cockburn, John esq. 16. India street ^
Cockburn, John lodgings, 49. Thistle street >
Cockburn, P. esq. accountant, 67. York place ) Cockburn, Robert esq. wine-merchant, 26. Castle -
street Cockburn, Robert tin-plate manufacturer, iron- monger, and oilman, 15. Hanover street Cockburn, Robert china warehouse and quill manu- facturer, 12. Lothian street — house 6. ditto ( 'ockburn, R. tailor and lodgings, 45. George st. - Cockburn, Samuel tailor, 69. George street—*
lodgings 65. ditto ( 'ockburn, Walter esq. 24. Broughton place ('ockburn, W. S. jeweller, 44. Princes street —
house 8. St David street Cockburn, AVilham 14. St Andrew's street ('ockburn, Mrs 1. Moray street (Jockburn, Miss 146. Princes street Cockburn, Miss dressmaker, 20. Elder street Coghill, Magnus grocer, 99- Low Calton Coghill, Mrs lodgings, 2. Brown street >
Colbeck, Mrs academy for young ladies, 5. Char-^
lotte street Cole, Mrs lodgings, 35. Lothian street College, James stocking-maker, 7. west Nicolson st. Collie, John printer, 155. Cowgate Collie, John meal-dealer, 118. Cowgate Collier, James vintner, Bull's close Collier, John meal-dealer, 8. Wellington street 1824-5.
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/'oilier, Thomas shoemaker, 22. Simon's square
'oilier, Mrs 44. Rankeillor street
'ollins and Ferguson, silk-mercers, 85. South br.
Collins, Erskine wright, 42. Thistle street
Collins, George tailor, 11. Leopold place
^^ollins, James master of the Lancastrian School,
Davie street ]!ollins, John, of the British Linen Company, 23.
Scotland street [Rollins, Mrs lodgings, 26. Clerk street ^^olquhoun, Archibald spirit-dealer, Powderhall !^olquhoun, F. esq. 8. Howard place ;;!olquhoun, John esq. advocate, 24. Howe street !^olquhoun. Colonel L. 10. George square [^olquhoun, Thomas printer. Stamp-office close ^iJolquhoun, William tailor, 429. Lawnmarket ^[Jolquhoun, Mrs, of Garscadden, 10. George square ]!olquhoun, Mrs 13. Meadow place I!oIston, James printer, 56. High street volville. Misses 19- St Patrick square I)ombe, A. and Co. brewers, Livingston's yards !^ombe, Abram tanner. West Port Ilombe, Andrew surgeon, 13. Brown's square I^ombe, George esq. W. S. 13. Brown's square ]!)ombe, George esq. east Cumberland street ^ombe, George esq. 10. Stafford street I^ombe, J. spirit-dealer, Tollcross Dombe, William tailor, 105. Cowgate Ilombe, AVilliam lodgings, 135. Rose street I^ombe, Miss 9- Crichton street
I^OMMERCIAL BaNKING CoMPANY OF SCOTLAND —
office 142. High street [Commissary Clerk's Office, Parliament square IJomoli and Nolli, looking-glass makers, 82. St
Mary's wynd I!omon, David contractor, 14. St Leonard street Commons, John hairdresser, 59. Nicolson street Z!omrie, John baker, 38. Crosscauseway ZJomrie, John grocer and spirit-dealer, 23. Canon- gate Comrie, P. leather and shoe-shop, 46. west Rich- mond street Comrie, Mrs 12. Charles street Connell, Archibald esq. W. S. 16. Abercrombie
place Connell, Arthur esq. advocate, 16. Abercrombie pi. 1824-5.
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to Connell, Sir John, advocate and Judge Admiral^ jfj
16. Abercrombie place o
Connell, John hairdresser and perfumer, 25. PrincesJ- ',
street — house Gabriel's road ]
Connell, John merchant, 2. Windsor street I
Connell, John lodgings, 9- James place j
Connell, Miss 6. north Charlotte street I
Connell, Miss boarding-school, 39- Dublin street . Conners, David lodgings, 17- George street 1
Conning, James builder, 31. Arthur street \
Conning, Robert teacher of English, 2. Drummondj
street — house 8. Nicolson street Constable, Archibald, and Co. booksellers and pub- 1
Ushers, 10. Princes street ]
Constable, Archibald esq. — house 3. Park place Constable, David esq. of Balneil, advocate, 1. St
Vincent street Conway, John broker, 39- St ]Mary''s wynd r.
Cook, Andrew turner, 74. High street ^
Cook, James baker, 26. Rose street Cook, John esq. S. S. C. and Admiralty procurator^
5. Drummond street Cook, Richard weaver. Shoemakers close Cook, Robert saddler, 63. Rose street Cook, Walter esq. W. S. 12. Northumberland st. -> Cook, Walter vintner, St Leonard's Cook, William corkcutter, 8. Gibb's entry Cook, Mrs corn-chandler and spirit-dealer, old Gib- bet toll Cook, Mrs midwife, 2. Brown street Cooper, Alexander grocer, 82. West Port Cooper, B. H. and T. and Co. merchants, button
and furnishing warehouse, 11. Hill square —
house Minto street Cooper, James cabinet-maker, Kincaid's court —
warehouse 134. Cowgate Cooper, James stocking-maker, 6. St Anthony's pi Cooper, James porter-dealer, 76. High street ^
Cooper, Robert 12. Warriston crescent "r
Cooper, Robert cabinef-maker, 79- north back oi^
Canongate — house 4. High Terrace Cooper, Serjeant, East India Company's recruiting
service, 28. High street Cooper, William merchant. Gray street, Newington . Cooper, William writing-master, 17. George street' Cooper, Mrs lodgings, 26. Clyde street "
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ooper, Mrs lodgings, 35. Frederick street ooper, Mrs lodgings, 66. Frederick street ooper, Mrs lodgings, 8. Richmond street ooper, Mrs lodgings, 244. Canongate opland, George tailor, 219- High street opland, John confectioner, 25. north Union place orbet, James shoemaker, 1 . east Richmond street orbet, Thomas writer, 1. Park street forbet, Mrs, of Kenmore, 5. Union street lorbet. Miss 10. Howard place [orbett, Robert esq. advocate, 56. Queen street !ordery, James spirit-dealer, 4. east James street iormack, Alexander general supervisor of excise, 2. Windmill street lormack, Benjamin slater, 166. Canongate l-ormack, Daniel smith and ironmonger, Chalmers'
close, and 1. High Terrace !ormack, D. hatter, 73. Canongate pormack, William 7. Broughton place )ormack, Mrs William, 4. Clerk street vormack, Mrs, Advocate's close brmack, Mrs midwife, Oakfield court, Pleasance 'orner, D. lodgings, 17- George street /'ornwall, James esq. of excise, 1. Pilrig street lornwall, Richard spirit-dealer, Dickson's close Corporation of Loxdon Insurance, 45. Princes
street /orquadale, Mrs 28. Broughton place 'orrie and Welsh esqs. W. S. 13. Royal circus Corrie, John, and Son, smiths, 17. Gilchrist lane,
Leith walk vorrie, Thomas esq. W. S. 13. Royal circus ^orrie, William baker, 17. Lothian street ^orsar, John esq. 18. Northumberland street Corson, Alex, spirit-dealer, 3. Hay's court, MainPt. ^^orstorphine, Peter shoemaker, 15. Caltonhili ^osin, James coal-yard, 19. Richmond place !Cossar, George, flesher, 16. west Richmond street ^ossar, George lodgings, 132. Rose street ^ossar, James flesher, 155. Pleasance !!otton, Elijah, Staffordshire agency rooms, 25.
Greenside place — house 31. Gayfield square yOtton, George sen. tobacconist, 111. High st. —
house 79. Potterrow !!;otton, George tobacconist, 10. North bridge — house 68. Lauriston 1824-5.
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Cotton, James tobacconist, 235. High st. — house |J
7. Salisbury street Cotton, WiUiam tobacconist, 29. Princes street , Cotton, Mrs grocer, 5. Arthur street Coulson, J. innkeeper, 3. west Register street I Coulson, Thomas decorative painter, 7. James sq* Coulter, Mrs, and Co. hosiers, 217. High street—]
house 1 . Greenside place County Cess Office, 8. Frederick street i
County Fire and Provident Insurance Com-
PANY, 13. Waterloo place 1
County Tax Office, 99. Grassmarket — opeil'
every Wednesday, Thomas Bauchope, Collector
— house West Calder Couper, Alexander, spirit-dealer, and penny post;
office, 2. Howe street Couper, Dav. grocer & spirit-dealer, Greenside row Couper, James writer, 22. Gayfield square Couper, Peter esq. W. S. 5. Scotland street Couper, Robert, upholsterer, 4. Terrace Couper, William bootmaker, 19- south St Andrew's
street — lodgings 21. ditto Couper, Mrs shoe warehouse, 319. High street Couper, Mrs lodgings, 162. Rose street Couper, Mrs lodgings, 77. Pleasance '
CouRANT Office, 194. High street Court, John writer, 10. Rankeillor street Cousin, John cabinet-maker, 3. Jamaica street— |J
workshop Silvermills Cousin, Mrs lodgings, 29. Bristo street Coutts' Academy, 106. Canongate Coutts, Alexander tailor, and lodgings, 2. west Ni-
colson street Coutts, Joseph tailor & pelisse maker, 1. Milne''s sq, Coutts, Peter, water-officer for the southern district^
Monteith''s close ■
Coventry, Dr Andrew, professor of agriculture, 11
Argyle square Coventry, James cabinet-maker, 140. Rose streef Coventry, John meal-dealer, Physic gardens ' Coventry, Robert esq. of Bank of Scotland, S.'
Buccleuch street Coverly, Robert grocer, 117. Canongate ^
Cowan, Alexander, and Son, rag warehouse, 17^
Canongate .
Cowan, Charles lodgings, 3. Lothian street *
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powan, C. coffeeroom, west College street vowan, David builder, 11. Liberton*'s wynd ^owan, Duncan paper warehouse, 172. Canongate powan, George flesher, 16. Middle market, and I 28. Low market — house 3. Market street Jowan, Hugh esq. W. S. 20. Elder street iTowan, H. vintner, 55. High street
powan, John esq. advocate, 20. Elder street [^owan, John candlemaker, 83. Cowgate and 46.
Candlemaker row powan, John flesher, 17. New market — house 3. ! Market street
Cowan, Richard esq. W. S. 8. Drummond place iCowan, Robert tailor, Croftangry Cowan, Thomas brassfounder, 91. High street — , house 4. Roxburgh terrace Cowan, Walter spirit-dealer, 209- High street Cowan, William candlemaker, 93. High street Cowan, William brassfounder, Chalmers' close Gowan, William late brassfounder, 56. Buccleuchst. Cowan, William smith, 133. Rose street Cowan, Mrs shoe-shop, 349- High street .Cowan, Mrs 2. Frederick street Cowan, Mrs 15. Dubhn street Cowan, Mrs lodgings, 12. Queen street .Cowan, Mrs lodgings, 112. Rose street Cowie, David boot and shoemaker, 87. West Port Cowie, James spirit-dealer, 117. West Port Cowie, John merchant, 36. west Richmond street Cowie, R, cabinet-maker, 75. Nicolson street —
house 50. Buccleuch street Cowie, William hairdresser, 144. Rose street Cox, Mrs 52. Great King street Crabbie, Millar grocer and spirit-merchant, 17.
Canongate — house 19- ditto Crager, Philip glass-cutter, Craigside Craick, A. R. victual-dealer, 57. Pleasance Craigs, Gibson, and Wardlaw esqs. W. S.— cham- bers 7. north St Andrew"'s street Craig, Alexander, and Co. clothiers, 104. South br. Craig, Alexander merchant — house 3. Gayfield pi. Craig, Alexander victual-dealer, foot of Pleasance Craig, Andrew, of Edinburgh and Leith brewery,
1. St John street Craig, Arch, grocer, 123. Canongate — ho. 125. do. 1824-5.
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Craig, Charles baker, 25. Bristo street Craig, David macer, Jury Court, 12. so. Nelson st. ^ Craig, David victual-dealer, 198. Canongate in
Craig, David Montgomery, of the Commercial) &i
bank, 16. Nicolson street Craig, Rev. Edward, 59. Great King street Craig, James Gibson esq. of Riccarton, 12. Pi-
cardy place Craig, James Gibson esq. W. S. 12. Picardy place jCi Craig, John esq. 72. Great King street Craig, John agent, 102. South bridge — house S.JCi
Gayfield square Craig, Dr. J. teacher of Greek and Latin, 3. Lo-f
thian street Craig, John silk-mercer, 2. Roxburgh street Craig, John, of Turnbull and Craig — house 51.
Clerk street Craig, John silk-warehouseman, 20. South bridge Craig, John, tailor, 4. Charles street Craig, John engraver, 8. south Richmond street Craig, John tailor and clothier, 6. Waterloo place Craig, John tailor and clothier, 23. James square Craig, Mathew spirit-dealer, 5. Charles street Craig, Robert, and Co. shawl-manufacturers, 12.
Royal Exchange — house 116. Rose street Craig, Robert spirit-dealer, 174. Cowgate Craig, William Gibson, younger of Riccarton, esq;
advocate, 12. Picardy place Craig, William esq. W. S. 22. Gayfield square Craig, Mrs 15. Castle street Craig, Mrs spirit-dealer, 154. Rose street Craig, Mrs 18. Buccleuch place Craig, Mrs lodgings, 15. Leith street Craig, Mrs lodgings, 9. Arthvu' street Craig, Miss 14. Gilmore place Craig, I\Iiss dressmaker, 6. James court Craigie, David surgeon, 39. Nicolson street Craigie, James lodgings, 10. north St David street Craigie, John esq. advocate, 50. George street Craigie, Lord 90. George street Craigie, Major 56. Hanover street Craigie, Mrs 1. Hay street Craigie, Miss Halkett, 13. south Nelson street Ci'aigie, Miss 43. Princes street Cramb, William vintner, 11. South bridge Crammond, Robert saddler, 7- Queensferry street
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raninioiul, Miss boarding-school, 39- George s(j.
ranstoun, George esq. dean of the I'aculty of
Advocates, 82. George street
'ranstoun and Anderson esqrs. W.S. 50. Castle st.
'ranstoun, James grocer, 11. Bristo street
Cranstoun, Thomas esq. W. S. 48. Castle street —
chambers 50. ditto 'raufuird, Mrs Archibald 20. Picardy place 'raw, Alexander bookbinder, BelPs wynd 'rawfords and Co. ironmongers, 123. High street 'W ^rawford and Murray esqrs. W. S. 27. Dundas st. Crawford and Tod irorimongers, 94. High street ^ ' irawford, Adam merchant-tailor, 39- Princes street — house ditto 'raw ford, Dr 7. Montagu street irawford, D. land-surveyor, 19- St Patrick square ilrawford, David die and stamp cutter, 243. High
street CIrawford, James esq. W. S. 14. Dundas street—, '
chambers 27. ditto Crawford, James painter, 3. Eldin street Crawford, John esq. of the customs, 2. Duncan st.
Newington Crawford, John barm-maker, 81. nortJi back of
Canongate Crawford, John wright, 5. Brown street Crawford, Captain, R. N. Minto street Crawford, Rev. Robert 6. Niddry street Crawford, Robert spirit-dealer, 25. Canal street Crawford, Robert painter and glazier, 151. Rose st. Crawford, S. beef-steak shop, 38. Rose street Crawford, William esq. of Cartsburn, 5. Bellevue
crescent Crawford, AVilliam esq. 10. Jamaica street Crawford, William sen. land-surveyor, 19. St Pa- trick square Crawford, William jun. land-surveyor, 32. Ran-
keillor street Crawford, Mrs, of Carronbank, 2. George square Crawford, Mrs Dr 29- Broughton place Cream, William victual-dealer, 13. Greenside street Crear, Neil publican, 27- Leith street Ci'ease, James boot and shoemaker, 18. West Bow Crease, James cooper, Cowfeeder row Crease, William cotton-merchant, 421. Lawnmar- ket — house 39- Gilmore place 1824-5. F
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Creelman, Mrs boarding-house, 9- Adam street Crerar and Lawrie turners, 13. Robertson's close Crerar, James spirit-dealer, Burnett's close Crerar, John grocer and spirit-dealer — shops op- posite College entry and 1. Horse wynd Crerar, Peter seal-engraver, 5. Milne's square Crerar, Mrs lodgings, 75. Nicolson street Creswell, William basket-maker, 12. Leith walk Crichton, Alexander leather-shop, 44. Potterrow Crichton, George esq. Viewforth, Burntsfield hnks Crichton, Hew writer, 15. Nelson street Crichton, John agent, 3. Crichton street Crichton, John esq. Viewforth, Burntsfield links Crichton, Thomas esq. 19. Minto street I
Crichton, Thomas grocer, 485. Lawnmarket Crichton, William and James surgeons, 3. Bakers' ;
place, Stockbridge Crichton, Mrs 1. Gay field square Crichton, Mrs 15. Hart street Cringletie, Lord 17. Charlotte square Croal, David, of Caled. Mercury Office, 1. Adam st. Croal, John coach-maker, Leith walk Crockat, Mrs 10. Lyndoch place Croley, William stay and corset maker, 1. Rose st. Croll, Mrs broker, 65. St Mary's wynd Crombie, Alexander confectioner, 15. Simon's sq. Crombie, Andrew, and Son, dyers, east end of
Merchant street — house 90. Lauriston place Crombie, Andrew esq. W. S. 7. south Charlotte
street — house 90. Lauriston place Crombie, Andrew solicitor at law, Wardrop's court
— ^house 42. Fountainbridge Crombie, William boat-builder, Semple street Crombie, Mrs William 12. Union street Crooks, Peter esq. AV. S. 4, Albany street Crooks, Peter gardener. Dean Crooks, Mrs grocer, 184. Rose street Crookshank and Son tobacconists, 42. Cowgate Crosbie, George merchant, 56. Northumberland st. Crosbie, Robert spirit-dealer, 20. Grassmarket Crosbie, Miss teacher, Wardrop's court Cross, John engineer, 23. Gilmore place Crouch, William basket and brush maker, and re- A
gister for servants, 46. North bridge — house
Grange court, Causewayside Crow, Philip writer, 4, Adam street
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ruickshank, Alexander, and Co. hosiers, 3. Nicol-
son street — house 9- Lauriston lane [Cruickshank, James hosier and agent, 44. South
bridge
ruickshank, Peter tanner, 8. Semple street
ullen, Archibald Hope esq. advocate, 22. Howe st. pullen, James esq. 4. Hermitage place, Stockbridge C ullen, William esq. surgeon, 22. Howe street CiiUen, William builder, 30. Pitt street CuUen, Mrs Colonel 22. Howe street Cumming, Alexander esq. 29- north Richmond st. Cumming, Alexander officer of excise, 27. Candle- maker row
iCumming, Archibald vintner, Bull's close, High st. Cumming, Hugh spirit-dealer, 43. Canongate Cumming, Hugh shoemaker, 67. Thistle street Cumming, James, Spence's place, Castlebarns Cumming, James smith, 3. Nottingham place Cumming, James portrait-painter, Milne's court Cumming, James classical teacher, 30. Lothian st. Cumming, John silk-dyer. Horse wynd Cumming, John spirit-dealer, 29- Cowgate Cumming, General, The Honorable J. Leslie, 44. [ Queen street
* Cumming, Robert esq. 6. Howe street j Cumming, Thomas dyer, Libberty court, Cowgate Cumming, WiUiam surgeon, 3. Hill place Cumming, William lodgings, 26. Dublin street Cumming, William upholsterer, 2. Frederick st. Cumming, Mrs 11. Great King street Cumming, Mrs 44. Queen street Cumming, Mrs Major, Murray's buildings. Grange
toll, Causewayside Cumming, Mrs dressmaker, 2. Davie street Cumming, Mrs 6. east Richmond street Cumming, Miss 37. Leith wynd Cundell, John grocer, 19- Union place Cundell, Mrs 34. Broughton place Cunison, Mrs, of Jerviston, 9. Mansfield place Cunningham and Bell, esqrs. W. S. 14. Heriotrow-^, Cunningham and Simpson, silver-platers, Mound pL ' Cunningham, Abra. cartwright, 34. Buccleuch st. Cunningham, Alexander esq. W. S. 86. Great
King street Cunningham, Alexander late baker, 32. Rankeillor ~
street , ' •
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Cunningham, Andrew 5. Moray street, Leith wk. -^ Cunningliam, Charles esq. W. S. 14. Heriot row Cunningham, Colonel 56. George square Cunningham, David leather-merchant, so. Gray's cl, Cunningham, Edward, of customs, Raeburn place,
Stockbridge Cunningham, Henry painter, 3. west Richmond st. Cunningham, James esq. W. S. 12. so. Nelson st. Cunningham, James esq. Bonnington mills Cunningham, James nurseryman, Comelybank Cunningham, James china-warehouse, 37.jHowe st. Cunningham, James stone- warehouse, 53. Cowgate Cunningham, J. tailor and lodgings, 15. College st. Cunningham, James spirit-dealer, 144. Cowgate Cunningham, John esq. advocate, 80. Great King
street Cunningham, J. S. esq. accountant of Commercial
Bank — house 3. Gloucester place Cunningham, John bookseller and stationer, 15.
Bank street Cunningham, John jeweller, 21. College street Cunningham, John horse dealer, Meuse lane, St
Andrew''s street Cunningham, John silver-plater, 7. James court Cunningham, Murdoch silver-plater, 333. High st.
— house 21. Broughton street Cunningham, Robert lodgings, 71. George street Cunningham, Thomas hatter — house 3. Graham st. Cunningham, W. and P. jewellers, 50. North bridge Cunningham, William jeweller, — house 6. Vennel,
West Port Cunningham, William macer Court of Session,
26. Frederick street Cunningham, William flesher, Middle market Cunningham, Lady 2. Gray street, Ne\vington Cunningham, Mrs, of Lainshaw, 82. George street Cunningham, Mrs, of Hallcraig, 1. Dundas street Cunningham, Mrs, of Bonnington, 12. Frederick st. Cunningham, Mrs, of Balgonie,84. Lauriston place Cunningham, Mrs Captain, 17. Elder street Cunningham, Mrs P. 98. South bridge Cunningham, Mrs R., Salisbury road, Newington Cunningham, Mrs William, 12. Frederick street Cunningham, Mrs William, 25. west Lauriston Cunningham, Mrs 2. Raeburn place, Stockbridge Cunningham. Mrs 10. Arthur street
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Cuniungiiam, Mrs schoolmistress, 64. Causeway side Cunningham, Miss 56. George square Cunningham, Miss 3. Antigua street Curl, Mrs James, lodgings, 1. Howe street Currer and Hislop, tea, wine, and spirit merchants,
13. Elder street Currer, Henry builder, 28. Union place Currer, Thomas grocer, 30. Union place Currie, Andrew lodgings, 4. Queensferry street Currie, F. grocer and spirit-dealer, 41. Canongate Currie, Henry writer, 9. Jamaica street Currie, J. of' the Post-office, Braehouse, Lothian
road
Currie, James spirit-dealer, 198. High street Currie, Robert spirit-dealer, 2. Niddry street Currie, Robert wright. Baron Grant's close Currie, Robert lodgings, 1. Abbey Currie, William spirii-dealer, Rosebank Currie, William spirit-dealer, 4. Bread street Currie, William spirit-dealer, 39. Grassmarket Currie, V. shoemaker, 62. Rosebank Currie, Mrs grocer, 20. Crosscauseway Curtis, Thomas tailor, 32. St Mary's wynd Curtis, Mrs, St Leonard's cottage, 4. St Leonard's
lane Curtis, Miss, St Leonard's cottage, ditto Cushnie, George tailor and clothier, 23. Duke st. Cushnie, William dyer, 15. Lothian street Cusine, David draper, 18. Bank street Cusine, Mrs 13. Bank street Customhouse, Drummond place Cuthbertson, Alexander tinplate-worker, brazier, and ironmonger, 55. north Hanover street — house 50. Thistle street Cuthbertson, Charles tailor and clothier, 41. north
Hanover street Cuthbertson, James lodgings, 149- Rose street Cuthbertson, James writer, 14. Waterloo place Cuthbertson, James pastry-cook, 37. Dundas street Cuthbertson, John wright, 161. Rose street — work- shop 5. Charlotte place Cuthbertson, AVm. letter-carrier, Simpson's court, Potterrow
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D
Daggers, Mrs 5. Beaumont place Daglish, William spii-it-dealer, 54. Low Calton Dalgleish and Forrest auctioneers, 65. Potterrow- Dalgleish, Captain, R. N. 44. Great King street Dalgleish, David cork-cutter, 305. Canongate Dalgleish, JaxTies draper, 48* West Port M
Dalgleish, Robert spirit-dealer, 217- Canongate CI Dalgleish, William lodgings, 3. Young street G Dalgleish, Miss dressmaker, 3. Waterloo place Dallas and Innes esqs. W. S. 25. Frederick street Dallas, Alexander esq. W. S. 5. Maitland street — '
chambers 25. Frederick street X3
Dallas, James esq. wine and spirit merchant, Phy-^
sic gardens ^1
Dallas, Thomas esq. 35. Royal terrace Dallas, William esq. W. S. 7. Drummond place Dallas, Miss 44. Gilmore place Dalker, Mrs lodgings, 1. James square Dalmahoy, Patrick esq. W. S. 3. Hart street Dalrymple, Charles esq. 3. Warriston place ■ i
Dalrymple, AVilliam esq. S. S. C. 11. Nelson street* i Dalrymple, Mrs 77. George street Dalyell, John G. esq. advocate, 54. Hanover st. Daly ell. Captain, R. N. Craigleith cottage Dalyell, Lady 54. Hanover street Dalzel, Alexander, of Exchequer, Sciennes entry Dalzel, John esq. advocate, 6. Forth street Dalzel, Robert fishmonger, 150 Rose street Dalzel, Mrs 13. Coates crescent Dalzel, Miss 6. Forth street Dalziel, James marble-cutter, 37. Leith walk Dalziel, Mrs, of Colquhoun, 7. Gloucester place Daniel, Phinaeas esq. W. S. 16. Charlotte street Danskin, Alexander, spirit-dealer, 121. Canongatej-L Darg, Miss dressmaker, 37. North bridge • T
Dai'ge, Robert leather-mercliant, 53. Niddry street Dargie, J. victualler, 14. Adam street Darling, Captain 20. Pitt street i
Darling, James L. esq. W. S. 7. Scotland street ■ i Darling, John ham-shop, 2. Leith street ;(3
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Darling, John slater, 244. Causewayside
Darling, P. M. R. teacher, Bailie Fyfe's close
Darling, Robert watchmaker, Abbey
Darling, Robert esq. S. S. C. 28. north Nelson at,.
Darling, Mrs 5. south Nelson street
Darling, Mrs 5. Pitt street
Darling, Mrs spirit-dealer, 43. Clerk street
Darling, Mrs A. lodgings. 4. Hill square
Darling, Mrs dressmaker, 19- College street
Dassauville, N. surgeon and dentist, 25. south St
Andrew's street Dassauville, WiUiam engraver, Gosford"'s close Davidson, Alexander gardener, Leith walk Davidson, Andrew tailor, 13. Calton street Davidson, Daniel teacher, 26. Jamaica street Davidson, David surgeon and apothecary, 68. Can-
dlemaker row — house 4. Drummond street Davidson, David private hotel, 26. and 26. Aber-
cromby place Davidson, Duncan tinplate- worker, 4. Broughton st. Davidson, Francis confectioner, 15. south St An.*
drew's street — house 17. ditto Davidson, Francis spirit-dealer and grocer, 3. Ar- chibald street Davidson, George grocer, 1. Semple street Davidson, H. esq. W. S. 1. north Charlotte street Davidson, James Gillespie esq. W. S. 1. north Charlotte street — chambers 137. Princes street avidson, James writer, 6. Mineral st. Stockbridge Davidson, James basket-maker, 76. Princes street Davidson, James shoemaker, 113. Nicolson street Davidson, John James esq. W. S. 6. India street Davidson, Dr John H. 28. York place Davidson, John writer, 4. Elder street Davidson, John tailor, 24. Greenside place Davidson, Joseph lodgings, 6. Rose street Davidson, Matthew writing-master, 39. South br. Davidson, Patrick writer, 11. St Leonard's hill Davidson, Robert esq. advocate, 28. York place Davidson, Robert esq. 13. north Richmond street Davidson, Robert boot and shoemaker, 35. Leith
street — house 21. ditto Davidson, William 3. Duncan street Davidson, William writer, foot of Pleasance Davidson, William ironmonger, 78. High street Davidson, William farmer, 5. Sciennes 1824-5.
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Davidson, Mrs David, Abbeymount Davidson, Mrs C. 11. Elder street Davidson, Mrs 72. Lauriston place Davidson, Mrs basket-maker, 105. Cowgate Davidson, Mrs midwife, Morison's close Davidson, Mrs lodgings, 10. Jamaica street Davidson, Mrs vintner, Blackfriars wynd Davidson, Miss silk and worsted shop, 29. Georgt
street Davidson, Miss 23. Howe street Davie and Christie haberdashers, 25. So. Bridge sti Davie, James builder, 9- Charlotte place Davie, John baker, York lane Davie, Robert -writing-master, 59. South bridge Davie, Thomas printer, 10. Nicolson street Davie, William tobacconist, 86. Portsburgh Davie, Mrs 4. Arthur place Davie, Mrs 14. mid Arthur place Davie, Mrs lodgings, 18. Nicolson street Davie, Mrs 13. Union street Davis, Edward tailor, 16. High street Davis, James grocer and cheesemonger, 1. West
Bow Davis, James tailor, 16. High street Davis, Joseph tea-dealer, 10. High School yards Davis, William grocer, 146. Cowgate Davison, Francis confectioner, 15. south St An- drew's street — house 17. ditto Dawson, James coal-merchant and agent for the
Duke of Hamilton's coal, Port-Hopetoun — house
18. Gilmore place Dawson, John esq. 1. Broughton place Dawson, John esq. 13. Frederick street Dawson, R. S. cabinet-maker, 10. south College st. Dawson, Mrs 391. Lawnmarket Dawson, Mrs lodgings, 10. south College street Day, Rev. William 4. south College street Deaf and Dumb Institution, Distillery park,
Stockbridge Dean of Guild's Office, Royal Exchange Dean, James silk-dyer, 42. Nicolson street — house
above Dean, Mrs lodgings, 27. Clyde street Deans, Mrs Admiral 2. Heriot row Deans, Mrs Dr 19- Young street Deans, Mrs straw-plait shop, 43. Princes street
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Deans, Mrs lodgings, 10. Hill place Oeas, Mrs Colonel 3. Pitt street JEgville, William teacher of dancing, 34. Fre- derick street )emarchi, Signor J. teacher of Italian, 35. Han- over street )e Maria, Louis writer, 13. Gayfiekl square )empsey and M'Laren tailors, 86. South bridge )empster, James siu-geon and druggist, general receiving and penny-post house, 26. Nicolson ^treet — house 3. Hay street Dempster, John teacher, 15. north back Canongale Dempster, John rag warehouse, 29- Pleasance Dempster, Robert apothecary, 52. High street and 70. Grassmarket — house James court, Lawnmar. Dempster, Robert surgeon, 2. James court Dempster, Miss 22. Society Denham, Mrs 5. Tiviot row Denham, Mrs 39- Leith wynd Denham, Mrs lodgings, 20. Bank street Denholm, James, of Register office, 31. Gay field
square Denholm, J. and W. smiths, Morningside Denholm, Mrs James 31. Broughton place Dennistone, Mrs Robert 14. Royal circus Denny Pavement Office, Canal basin, J. Dawson,
agent Destitute Sick Society Hall, 150. High street Deuchar, Alexander sen. seal-engraver- — house 12.
AVindmill street Deuchar, Alexander jun. seal-engraver and lapi- dary, 57. North bridge — house 12. Windmill street Deuchar, Alexander merchant — house 31. Buc-
cleuch place Deuchar and Knox solicitors, 6. Elder street Deuchar and Zeigler drapers, 88. South bridge Deuchar, John chemist and druggist, 27- Lothian
street — lecture-room 7. Brighton street Deuchar, Thos. esq. solicitor at law, 41. Heriot row pevlin, Arthur bookseller, 10. Infirmary street Dewar, Alexander hairdresser, 19- Grassmarket Dewar, Andrew bootmaker, 14. College street Pewar, Geoi-gc joiner, 15. Shakcspear square Dewar, James professor of music, 14. Elder street Dewar, John esq. advocate, 139. Princes street I 1824-5.
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Dewar, John bookbinder and stationer, Pallia ,
ment stairs |
Dewar, John grocer, 182. High street ^
Dewar, Robert cabinet-maker, 20. New, street 'f Dewar, Robert cabinet-maker, Carrubber s close;'^. Dewar, Mrs 67. Great King street Dewar, Mrs F. 139. Princes street Dewar, Mrs James, 3. Orchardfield place Dewar, Mrs spirit-dealer, 182. High street Dewar, Mrs E. grocer, 12. Salisbury place Dick and Ross painters and glaziers, 48. Nicolson st Dick, Adam carver and gilder, Sandiland's close Dick, Alexander esq. 9- Leopold place Dick, David esq. architect, 50. George street Dick, James tailor and clothier, 57. North bridge
— house 5. Wharton place Dick, James tailor and clothier, 3. Waterloo place Dick, John, and Co. booksellers, 3. Picardy place
— house 34. Broughton street Dick, John writer, 22. St John street Dick, John smith, 64. Abbeyhill ]
Dick, John smith and farrier, 15. Clyde street \ Dick, Peter brewer, Robertson's close, Cowgate Dick, Robert vintner, Carrubber s close Dick, Thomas baker, 88. Grassmarket Dick, Thomas manager of the Oil Gas Company.;^,
40. St Andrew's square Dick, Thomas shawl-manufacturer, 90. South br. Dick, WiUiam veterinary-surgeon, 15. Clyde street Dick, Mrs Dr, 13. Gay field square Dick, Mrs John, 1. Elm row Dick, Mrs 8. Gray street Dick, Mrs 7. Hill square Dick, Mrs grocer, 18. south Richmond street Dick, Miss, 13. Gayfield square Dick, Miss dressmaker, south Foulis"'s close Dickie, David lodgings, 1. Gabriel's road Dickie, Henry David secretary Caledonian Fire-^
office — house 27. Castle street Dickie, John esq. W. S. 3. Hope street Dickie, William hairdresser, 69- Nicolson street". ".. Dickinson, George tailor, 5. Roxburgh place :^^^ Dickinson, Mrs slater, 101. High street 7^^
Dickinson, Mrs 21. St Leonard street •":,
Dickson, Adam wright, 6. Charlotte place ''"*,.
Dickson, Andrew wright, 29- Bristo street
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Dickson, Andrew tailor, 6. Waterloo place Dickson, Benjamin tailor, 107. Nicolson street Dickson, Charles writer, 396. Castlehill Dickson, Rev. David, St Cuthbert's manse Dickson, George, of Dicksons, Brothers — house 1.
Bellevue crescent Dickson, George grocer, 19- Bristo street Dickson, George teacher, 8. Bread street Dickson, Grier baker, 31. Elder street Dickson, Henry Gordon esq. W. S. 132. George
street — chambers 21. Thistle street Dickson, James, and Co. plain and decorative pain- ters, 10. Market street Dickson, James, of Dicksons, Brothers — house 1. I Saxe-Cobourg place
Dickson, James W. esq. advocate, 13. Forth st. pickson, James writer, 2. Adam street Dickson, James accountant, 11. Pilrig street Dickson, James stationer, 142. High street — house
5. Buccleuch place Dickson, James wright, 2. Elder street Dickson, James furnishing tailor, 6. Waterloo pi. Dickson, James vintner, 6. Greenside street Dickson, John esq. advocate, 19. Nicolson street Dickson, John builder, 1. Elm row Dickson, John flesher, 6. Glanville place Cfickson, Peter lodgings, 10. Atholl street Dickson, R. and R. architects, 11. Leopold place Dickson, Robert woollen-draper, 329. High street Dickson, Robert general warehouseman, 28. Ni- colson street Dickson, Thomas surgeon and apoth. 7. Duke st. Dickson, Thomas builder, 180. Rose street Dickson, Thomas teacher. Old Bank close Dickson, Walter esq. W. S. 3. Royal circus 3ickson, Walter esq. of Dickson and Co. — house
31. James square Jickson, Walter esq. Redbraes, Bonnington road )ickson, Walter apothecary, 227. Canongate —
house 232. ditto jDickson, William flesher, 13. Dublin street Dickson, William baker, Drumdryan Dickson, William spirit-dealer, 445. Lawnmarket ickson, William cowfeeder, Jock''s Lodge ickson, Mrs Douglas, of Hartree, 18. George st. ickson, Mrs David, 13. Forth street 1824-5
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Dickson, Mrs James, Leith walk cottage Dickson, Mrs J. 396. Castlehill Dickson, Mrs 16. Frederick street Dickson, Mrs 23. Clerk street Dickson, Mrs 24. Clerk street Dickson, Mrs grocer, Greenside row Dickson, Mrs gi'ocer, Ponton street Dickson, Mrs lodgings, 18. Lothian street Dickson, Mrs lodgings, 26. east Richmond street Dickson, Misses 5. Howe street Dickson, Miss 4. north St Andrew's street Dickson, Miss housekeeper Heriofs hospital Dickson, Miss 102. Lauriston place Dicksons and Co. nurserymen, seedsmen, and flo- rists, 1. Waterloo place — nurseries, Redbraes, Blandfield, and Deanbank Dicksons, Brothers, nurserymen, seedsmen, and flo- rists, Adelphi seed-warehouse, 10. St Andrew's street — nurseries, Broughton park and Inverleith road to Trinity Dinning, John esq. solicitor of cus. 52. Albany st. Dirom, William wright and undertaker, Broughton Dirom, Mrs 103. George street Diron, James plasterer, 8. Roxburgh place Dispensary (Royal Public), west Richmond st. Dispensary for diseases of the Skin, 405. Lawn- market Dispensary for diseases of the Eye, ditto Disher, John surveyor of police, south back of
Canongate Disher, Robert spirit-dealer, 18. Causewayside Dishington, William writer, 51. Pleasance District Paymaster's Office, 21. south Castle
street Dixson, Hugh baker, 11. Shakespear square Dobbie, Robert clothier, 45. Princes street Dobie, James grocer, 1. James place Dobie, Richard tailor, 23. High Calton Dobie, William spirit-dealer, west Register street Dobie, Mrs tobacconist, 127. Canongate Dobson, James builder, 53. Rose street Dobson, Nicol grocer, 192. Rose street Dobson, Robert builder, India street Dobson, Robert builder, 14. Howe street Dobson, Misses dressmakers, 23. Clyde street Dodd, Charles file-maker. Shrub place ^
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iDodds, Robert builder, 44. Howe street Dods, Andrew slater, 1S9. High street Dods, Archibald house-carpenter, Greenside place Dods, George wright, 92. Crosscauseway Dods, James, and Son, wrights and builders, 1.
Elm row jDods, James baker, S. St Anthony's place Dods, James spirit -dealer, 2. India street Dods, John gardener, 7. Wellington street Dods, John slater, 15. Canal street Dods, John lodgings, 18. Drummond street Dods, R. and M. furnishing-shop, 91. Princes st. Dods, R. flesher, 2. Warriston crescent Dods, William fruiterer, 48. Howe street Dods, Mrs spirit-dealer, 9. Little King street Doig, David teacher of dancing, 1. Abercrombie pi Doig, John tobacconist, 8. Bread street and 172.
Cowgate Doig, William spirit-dealer, 10. west Nicolson st. Doig, Mrs, RiddelFs close Don, Alexander lodgings, 5. Caltonhill Don, William shoemaker, 4. Rankeillor street Donald and Lee confectioners, 131. High street Donald, James esq. advocate, east Cumberland st. Donaldson and Ramsay esqs. W. S. 73. George st. Donaldson, Colin merchant. West Bow Donaldson, David linen-draper, 95. West Bow Donaldson, George grocer, 12. Jamaica street Donaldson, George jun. grocer, 361. High street Donaldson, George ginger-beer maker. Advocates
close Donaldson, George shoemaker, 51. north back of
Canongate Donaldson, James esq. 85. Princes street Donaldson, James esq. Broughton hall Donaldson, James esq. S. S C. and procurator in
the High Court of Admiralty, 3. Frederick st. Donaldson, James tailor, east Rose street Donaldson, John esq. W. S. 105. George street —
chambers 73. ditto Donaldson, John esq. 4. Writers court Donaldson, John spirit-dealer, 168. High street Donaldson, John last and patten maker, 43. High
Calton Donaldson, Patrick grocer, 12. Biiccleuch street Donaldson, Robert esq. 11. Drummond place
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Donaldson, W. and J. dealers in paintings, 6. Wa- terloo place Donaldson, AVilliam painter, 10. Shakespear sq. Donaldson, William shoemaker, Leven street Donaldson, William vintner, Wardrop's court Donaldson, Mrs 7. Salisbury street Donaldson, Mrs silk-shop, 66. Princes street
house 100. Lauriston place Donaldson, Mrs John, 5. Caltonhill Donaldson, Mrs 21. Leilh street Donegan, A. looking-glass manufacturer, 43. Leith
wynd Donellen, Mrs 6. Charlotte place Donn, Mrs 34. Buccleuch street Dongal, Walter, tailor, 51. Nicolson street Dores, Thomas flesher, 2. New market — house
Leith links Dott, Robert reedmaker, 2. Castle wynd Dott, Mrs 10. south College street ...
Douglas, Alexander esq. W. S. 40. Albany streets Douglas, Alexander surgeon and apothecary, 18(X
Canongate Douglas, Alexander candlemaker, 461. Lawnmar-
ket — house Glassford*'s close Douglas, Alexander poulterer, 9- Veal market Douglas, Alexander grocer, 14. Physic gardens Douglas, Alexander lodgings, 3. Young street Douglas, Archibaldesq. advocate, 15. Great King st. Douglas, Archibald baker, 3. Holyrood street Douglas, Archibald, of excise, 7. Alison square Douglas, George esq. advocate, 75. Queen street Douglas, George esq. 44. Howe street Douglas, George builder, Anchor close — house 12.
Surgeons square Douglas, George merchant, Leith — house 10. Dun- can street Douglas, George tailor, 8. Richmond place ^
Douglas, James builder. Old Fleshmarket close v Douglas, James grocer, 1 . Gilraore place Douglas, James lath-splitter, 79- north back of Ca- nongate (i Douglas, J. and A. grocers, 1. Physic gardens rj Douglas, John esq. W. S. 15. Wamston crescent Douglas, John esq. accountant Commercial bank,
Salisbury cottage, Newington Douglas, John smith, 82. Crosscauseway Tj
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Andrew's square
Douglas Douglas, Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas. Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas JDouglas
DOU—DOW
John smith, 169- Pleasance John flesher, 161. Pleasance John lodgings, 115. Rose street Peter spirit-dealer, 167. Cowgate Robert baker, 5. Shrub place Sholto lapidary. Old Post-office close Walter, of the New Club rooms, 3. St
Douglas, William esq. Orchardfield place Douglas, William esq. W. S. 15. Drummond pi. Douglas, William miniature-painter, 13. Hart st. William tinsmith, 46. Cowgate Mrs, of TiUiewhilly, 75. Queen street Mrs 31. India street Mrs Captain, 11. Dublin street Mrs Major, 7. Hermitage place Mrs 14. Gilmore place Mrs Alexander, 51. Northumberland st, Mrs 18. Buccleuch place Mrs lodgings, 11. Young street Mrs lodgings, 140. Rose street Mrs lodgings, 112. Rose street Miss teacher of music, Gosford's close Miss straw-hat maker, Middleton's entry DouU, Sinclair, and White, British wine manufac- turers, 21. Nicolson street and 74. Princes st. •Doull, David merchant — house 5. Nicolson street Dow, Alexander spirit-dealer, 8. east Richmond , street
Dow, J. and M. shoemakers, 8. Low Tei-race Dow, James, of the excise, Bonnington place Dow, James bootmaker, 96. Rose street Dow, James stoneware and rag warehouse, 11.
Paul street Dow, James shoemaker, 10. George street Dow, James spirit-dealer, 7. St Andrew's street Dow, James shoemaker, 35. Leith wynd Dow, John esq. W. S. 22. Duke street Dow, John corkcutter, 327. Canongate — house 22.
Salisbury street Dow, Mark shoemaker, 15. Jamaica street Dow, William haberdasher, 28. South bridge —
house 7. Brighton street Dow, Mrs vintner, 19- Shakespear square Dow, Mrs lodgings, 3. Jamaica street Dowall, Janet perfumer, 77. Princes street 1824-5.
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Dowell, James cabinet-maker and upholsterer, 28 Thistle St. — wareroom so. lane, east Thistle st. Dowie and Co. brokers, 265. Cowgate Dowie, James boot and shoemaker, 4. west Regis
ter street Dowie, Robert merchant, 18. St Patrick square Downie, Wilham merchant, 14. Adam street Downie, Mrs lodgings, 15. Jamaica street Downs, James wright, Cowfeeder row DrafFen, William tailor, habit and pelisse maker
58. Princes street — house 65. ditto DrafFen, Mrs corset-maker, 58. Princes street Drever, Miss 20. north Nelson street Dreyer, H. staymaker, 68. Princes street Dron, Mrs dressmaker, Blyth's close, Castlehill Drummond, Captain, R. N. 24. Charlotte square Drummond, George builder, 13. Union street Drummond, Henry Home esq. of Blair Drummond,
M. P. 128. Princes street Drummond, John, of Gow and Son's music-shop,
60. Princes street Drummond, Frazer cabinet-maker, 132. Rose st. Drummond, John writer, 11. Terrace Drummond, R. clothier and tailor, 10. south St
Andrew's street — house 26. Dublin street Drummond, Robert grocer, 49- High street Drummond, Thomas vintner, 4. Carrubber's close Drummond, William grocer, Water of Leith Drummond, Mrs senior, of Blair Drummond, 110.
Princes street Drummond, Mrs 11. Lynedoch place Drummond, Mrs 108. Lauriston lane Drummond, Mrs 1. Gilmore street Drummond, Mrs lodgings, 20. Jamaica street Drummond, Miss 34. Coates street Dryburgh, Andw. brewer, 64. no. back Canongate i Dryburgh, Thomas baker, 187. Canongate Dry den, James hairdresser, 41. High street Dryden, John ^vright, Church street Dryer, H. stay-maker, 65. Princes street Drysdale, John builder, 84. Great King street Drysdale, John tailor, 19- Arthur street Drysdale, John vintner, Jackson's close Drysdale, William esq. W. S. 8. Royal circus Drysdale, W. S. watchmaker, 18. Royal circus place, west 1824-5.
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I Drysdale, William watchmaker, 4. Lothian street Drysdale, Misses 74. Rose street Drysdale, Miss 111. Lauriston place Dubois, Henri, teacher of French, 2. Hay street Dubois, Mrs teacher of French and music, 2. Hay
street Dudgeon, Patrick esq. 47- George square Dudgeon, William tailor, 88. Crosscauseway Dudgeon, Mrs 47. George square Duff, Adam esq. sheriff-depute of the county,
25. Charlotte square Duff', Lieu tenant-General the Honourable Alex- ander, Warriston house Duff', Alexander, and Co. grocers, 33. Bristo st. Duff', Alexander, and Co. grocers, Alva street Duff', Alexander spirit- dealer, 2. Milne's square Duff", James tailor, 399- Lawnmarket Duff\, John measurer, 10. Catherine street Duff", Lockhart flesher, 11. New market — house
11. Canal street Duff", Peter grocer, 35. Bristo street Duff", Robert esq. advocate, 25. Charlotte squai'e Duff", Robert letter-founder, 18. Drummond street Duff", Mrs Major, 6. Warriston crescent Duff", Mrs Captain, 22. Royal circus Duffin, Dr 21. Duke street Duffin, R. esq. Palace yard Dumbreck, John coach-maker, west Register street
and 2. Gilmore street Dumbreck, Robt. hat-maker, 88. Candlemaker row Dumbreck, William esq. south Coates Dun, Andrew grocer, 6. Cowgate head Dun, Andrew grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 39'
Lothian street — house 100. Lauriston place Dun, Andrew mail-guard, 10. Caltonhill Dun, Barclay, and Son, teachers of dancing, 30.
Hanover street Dun, Mrs 3. Mineral street
Dunbar, Arthur upholsterer, 1. Vennel, West Port Dunbar, James esq. 15. Buccleuch place Dunbar, John, Thistle tavern, 8. west Register st. Dunbar, Robert, of tax-office, 11. Comelybank Dunbar, William spirit-dealer, 181. Cowgate Dunbar, Mrs dressmaker, 11. Vennel, West Port Duncan and Bowman quill-manufacturers, 5. South
bridge
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Dundan and Greig cloth and carpet warehous^^'
180. High street Duncan and Ogilvie druggists, 52. North bridge
— Mr Duncan's house 24. Greenside place Duncan and Stupart writers, 13. south James st. Duncan, Alexander, of excise, 22. St John street Duncan, Alexander boot and shoemaker, 38. Leith
street — ^house 35. ditto Duncan, Dr Andrew sen. Adam square Duncan, Dr Andrew jun. 45. York place • i
Duncan, Andrew wig-maker, 451. Lawnmarket Duncan, Archibald esq. S. S. C. and procurator of
the Admiralty Court, 13. south James street Duncan, David vintner, 3. Milne square Duncan, George brewer, 29- Abbeyhill i
Duncan, George, Russia warehouse, 323. High st. Duncan, George smith and farrier, west end of
Princes street Duncan, Henry jun. mercht. — house 7. Scotland st Duncan, Henry vintner, 3. Milne square {
Duncan, James esq. accountant, 16. Pilrig street Duncan, James hatter, 5. North bridge Duncan, James writer, 34. Howe street Duncan, James hairdresser, 51. Crosscauseway Duncan, James jun. broker, 347. Cowgate Duncan, James mason, and lodgings, 5. James pi. Duncan, James lodgings, 55. High street Duncan, James lodgings, 2. James place Duncan, John smith, Gilchrist's lane Duncan, John boot and shoemaker, 22. Rose street Duncan, John sheriff-officer, Fleshmarket close Duncan, Richard brass-founder. Queen's place Duncan, Thomas, and Co. bootmakers to his Ma- jesty, 58. Princes street Duncan, William esq. W. S. 32. Broughton place Duncan, William supervisor of excise, Leven st. Duncan, William builder, 5. Brown street Duncan, The Right Honourable Dowager Vis- countess.. 5. George square Duncan, Mrs 9. Gi-eenside place Duncan, Mrs 8. Calton street Jy
Duncan, Mrs 4. east James street I
Duncan, Mrs Alexander, Restalrig J
Duncan, Mrs 22. Dundas street '
Duncan, Mrs 14. Dundas street Duncan, Mrs lodgings, 26. James squnre 1824-5.
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Duncan, Mrs lodgings, 15. College street Duncan, Mrs lodgings, 28. Thistle street Duncan, Misses J. and M. milliners, 65. Princes st Duncan, Miss boarding-school, 7. Picardy place Duncan, Miss 9- James place I
Duncourt, Mrs, Drumsheuch cottage Dundas, Alexander wright and undertaker, Meuse
lane west of St Andrew's street — ^house 13. so.
James street Dundas, Crawford lodgings, 5. Howe street Dundas, James esq. accountant, 42. Albany street Dundas, James esq. W. S. 25. St Andrew''s square Dundas, Sir Robert bart. principal clerk of session,
32. Heriot row Dundas, Robert esq. of Amiston, advocate, 69.
Queen street Dundas, Lady Eleanora 46. Northumberland street Dundas, Miss, of Dundas, 9. Tiviot row Dundas, Miss 33. Abercrombie place Dundas, Miss Hamilton, 24. Warriston crescent Dundas, Miss 15. St Patrick square '
Du-NDEE Insurance Company, 49. north Castle
street Dunlop, Adam flesher, 14. Middle market Dunlop, Alexander esq. advocate, 46. India street Dunlop, Alexander jun. esq. advocate, 2. Drum-
mond place Dunlop, David silver-plater, 145. Cowgate Dunlop, George esq. W. S. 17. Northumberland st.
— chambers 46. Great King street Dunlop, James esq. W. S. 3. Howe sti'eet Dunlop, John C. esq. advocate, 12. India street Dunlop, John grocer, 6. south College street Dunlop, Robert esq. W. S. 17. Union street Dunlop, William, and Co. wine and spirit merchts.
44. Grassmarket — house 9- Merchant street Dunlop, Mrs 32. Royal circus Dunlop, Mrs 12. India street Dunlop, Miss 12. James square Dunn, James builder, 14. Leopold place Dunn, William cabinet-maker, 3. east Register st. Dunn, Mrs 50. Clerk street Dunnet, William teacher, 11. Drummond street Dunning, Mrs Jean 7. Roxburgh place Dunning, Mrs lodgings, 13. north Richmond st. Dimsmure, Colonel James, 48. Northumberland st.
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Dunsmure, James esq. secretary to the British Her- ring Fishery Board, 29- south Hanover street Durham, James, and Co. stationers and agents,
89. South bridge — house 13. India street Durham, John stabler, 1. Young street Durham, Miss 22. Hanover street Durie, Captain, Union Fire and Life Insurance
Society, 20. Warriston crescent Durie, George shoemaker, north Gray's close Durr, George tailor and habit-maker, 7. south
Frederick street Durward and Davidson horse-hirers, south back of
Canongate Durward, Andrew porter-dealer, 13. Gifford street Duthie, Walter esq. W. S. 3. Thistle court Dyke and Co. furnishing-tailors, 15. Catherine st. Dyke, George tailor, 2. Greenside place Dyke, Mrs lodgings, 15. Catherine street Dyke, Miss J. dressmaker, 3. Greenside place Dykes, Peter spirit-dealer. Shoemakers close Dykes, William spirit-dealer, 23. Crosscauseway Dymock, John esq. 19. George square Dymock, William esq. W. S. 19- George square Dymock, Mrs 15. Catherine street
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Eagle and Henderson, nui'serymen, seedsmen, and florists, 99- High street — nurseries, Mea- dowbank, near Jock's Lodge, Mignionette Bank, Leith Walk, Castle Bank, Princes street, and Physic gardens Eagle Insurance Company, 3. Hunter square Eaglesham, Mrs lodgings, 129. Rose street Earl, Edwai'd esq. 10. Abercrombie place East India Company's Recruiting Service
Office, 25. James square Eastraent, Mrs, Bernard row Easton, John wright, 35. Arthur place Easton, Mrs lodgings, 148. Rose street Eckford, Peter coachmaker, 8. west Register street Eckford, Mrs 16. Broughton place 1824-5.
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Edgar, John esq. accountant, Lady field place I Edgar, John builder, 4. east James street Edgar, Peter coachmaker, 8. Register street Edgar, Walter bootmaker, 1. Simon's square Edgar, Mrs 27. Pitt street Edgar, Mrs Alexander, 6. Mary's place Edgar, Miss 12. Buccleuch place Edinburgh Coal Gas Company's Office, New
street, Canongate Edinbukgh Canal Coal Company, Port Hopc-
toun Edinburgh Evening Courant Office, 194.
High street Edinburgh Joint Stock Water Company's Of- fice, 10. Parliament square Edinburgh Life Insurance Company's Office,
24. George street Edinburgh Lying-in Institution, for the Deli- j very of Poor Married Women at their own i Dwellings — office 9- Niddry street Edinburgh and Leith Brewery, south back of
Canongate — entry 200. Canongate Edinburgh and Leith Candle Company, 18.
Hanover street Edinburgh Religious Tract Society, 6. east / Register street
Edinburgh Bible Society, Depository and Com- mittee Room 50. South bridge Edinburgh Foundry, 19- Leith walk Edinburgh Royal Public Dispensary, 17- west
Richmond street Edinburgh New Town Dispensary, 4. east
James street Edinburgh Subscription Library, 39. South
bridge Edinburgh House of Industry, 21. St John st. Edinburgh Barm Company, 64. north back of
Canongate Edinburgh Sessional School, Leith wynd Edinburgh Coach Work Company, Leith walk Edge, George goldsmith and jeweller, 30. Royal
circus Edington and Sanderson, leather-merchants, 11.
Niddry street Edington, Captain west Maitland street Edington, James hairdresser, 166. High street 1824-5.
EDI— ELL
Edington, John merchant, 32. Princes street ^
Edington, John tea and spirit dealer, 62. High st.
and 216. Canongate — house Morocco close Edington, Miss 3. Grove place Edmonston, Francis engraver, Stevenlaw's close ^^ Edmonston, John bird-stuffer, 37. Lothian street i Edmonston, William silversmith, Anchor close ^ Edmonstone, James, and Co. carvers, gilders, prinlJ
sellers, and stationers, 49. Princes street Edmonstone, Miss 23. George street ^
Edward, John boot and shoemaker, 68. LeitW
terrace — ^liouse 5. Greenside street '^
Edward, Thomas merchant, 14. Terrace ^
Edwards, Thomas spirit-dealer and coach-hirer J
36. south Hanover street :'
Effingham, William stocking-manufacturer, foot oi
Roxburgh's close Elder, Adam carver and gilder, 12. Greenside pl^ Elder, Adam silversmith, 23. Potterrow Elder, Alexander wright, 26. Bread street Elder, Charles engineer and mill-wright, 1. easf
Broughton place Elder, Henry stationer — house 34. Clerk street Elder, Henry printer, 5. north James street Elder, John esq. W. S. 48. Frederick street Elder, John jeweller, 28. Potterrow Elder, John writing-master, 86. South bridge —
house 312. Lawnmarket Elder, John shoemaker, 1. Macdougal street - Elder, Peter, and Son, shoemakers, 22. Leith sti
— house 13. south Union place Elder, W. G. cabinet-maker, Innes court, Pleasance Elder, William spirit-dealer, 573. Castlehill Elder, Mrs 48. Frederick street Elder, Mrs 14. Nicolson street Elder, Mrs east Cumberland street Elder, Mrs, Marshall's entry, Leith walk 3
Elder, Mrs 5. High terrace Elder, Mrs tea-dealer, head of Reid's close Elder, Miss 3. Antigua street '
Eldin, Lord 16. Picardy place Elibank, Right Honourable Lady, Grove house Elliot, Archibald architect, 3. north St David st. Elliot, John haberdasher, 11. Calton street Elliot, John grocer, 44. Lothian street Elliot, John flesher, 94. Pleasance
1824-5.
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Elliot, Richard spirit-dealer, 117. Rose street
Elliot, Rev. Robert 7. Stafford street
Elliot, William builder, 6. Union street
Elliot, William grocer, Morningside
Elliot, William spirit-dealer, 88. Canongate
Elliot, William spirit-dealer, 23. Greenside street
Elliot, Mrs 30. Gilmore place
Ellis, A. G. esq. W. S. 37. Drummond place
Ellis, Chai-les haberdasher, 30. South bridge
Ellis, Daniel esq. 47. Great King street
Ellis, W. and A. G. esqs. W. S. 13. Albany street
Ellis, William esq. S. S. C. 13. Albany street
Ellis, Miss 23. Union place
Elouis, Miss 23. Union place
Elphinstone, A. gi-ocer, 2. south Richmond street
Elphinstone, Adam tailor, 77. Princes street
Elphinstone, H. esq. 6. Coates crescent
Elphinstone, Miss 7. Shandwick place
Emerson, Thomas stabler, Dublin street lane
Emerson, Mrs 3. Holyrood street
Erskine, John wright, 14. Waterloo place
Erskine, Mrs Colonel, 17. Dundas street
Erskine, Mrs 1. Howe street
Erskine, Mrs 10. Shakespear square
Erskine, Miss, of Dun, 17. Queen street
Erskine, Miss 9- Crichton street
Erskine, Miss 6. Lauriston lane
Espinasse, F. teacher of French, 45. George st.
Esplin, Charles surgeon, Morningside
European Insurance Company's Office, 54.
North bridge Evans, James esq. Canaan park Evans, M. and Co. milliners and dressmakers, 13.
London street Evans, Mrs haberdasher and milliner, 87. Nicolson
street Evans, Mrs lodgings, 56. Frederick street Ewan, William, of the customs, 1. Moray street Ewart, Alexander shoemaker, 16. Rose sti-eet Ewart, David, of the chancery, 10. Northumber- land street Ewart, John esq. 3. Salisbury road Ewai't, John cabinet-maker and upholsterer, 1,
Macdougal street Ewart John late stabler and horse-dealer, 6. Drum- mond street 1824-5,
EWA— FAI
Ewart, Thomas esq. W. S. 10. Northumberland si
Ewart, Thomas flesher, 52. Rose street
Ewart, Mrs saddler, 64. Princes street
Ewbank, John landscape-painter, 9- James squar-
Ewing, Arthur cooper, 50. Low Calton
Ewing, George solicitor at law, 54. India street —
chambers 121. Princes street Ewing, Thomas teacherofelocutionand geography
59. South bridge Ewing, William esq. 14. Pilrig street Ewing, William spirit-dealer, 24. Potterrow Eye axd Eau Dispensary, 135. Rose street Eye Dispensary, 405. LaAvnmarket Excise Office, St Andrew's square Excise Permit-Office, St Andrew's lane, and
10. Nicolson street Eyre, James esq. brewer, CanonmUls Eyre, Mrs, of the Theatre-Royal, (j. Catherine st. Ezekiel, Z. sealing-wax manufacturer, 5. Drum-
mond street — house 2. Adam square
Faber, M. spirit-dealer, Sciennes entry
Fair, Charles shoemaker, 15. Wellington street
Fair, Mrs grocer, 11. Hill place
Fairbairn and (/O. hosiers, 30. St. Andrew's square
Fairbairn, Andrew watchmaker, 4. west Nicolson
street Fairbairn, Dr 18. Nicolson street Fairbairn, James nailer, Broughton Fairbairn, John bookseller, 13. Waterloo place —
house 17. Howard place Fairbairn, Robert wright, 21. south College street Fairbairn, Thomas esq. 3. Hay's court, West Port Fairbaii'n, Thomas spirit-dealer, 55. Pleasance Fairbairn, Mrs spirit-dealer, 51. Bristo street Fairfax, Lady 6. Nelson street Fairgrieve, John victual-dealer, 126. Rose streetJ Fairley, A. umbrella-maker, 35. Nicolson street i Fairley, George grocer, Causeywayside i
Fairley, James grocer, Port Hopetoun
1824-5.
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FAI—IEG
Fairley, John umbrella-maker, 263. High street —
house 3. north James street Fairley, John lodgings, 121. Rose street Fairne, William cart-wright, Port-Hopetoun Fairne, Mrs 111. Lauriston place Falconer and Johnston esqs. W. S. 26. James sq Falconer and Co. curriers, south back Canongate Falconer, Alex, of Falconhall esq. Morningside Falconer, Andrew spirit-dealer, 2. Buccleuch st. Falconer, Cosmo esq. 26. James square Falconer, David, of Carlowrie esq. 2. Coates cresc- Falconer, Duncan shoemaker, 12. south Union pi.
— house 3. Greenside row Falconer, George esq. Mayfield loan Falconer, Robert private hotel and lodgings, 17.
Drummond place Falconer, William spirit-dealer, 191. High street Falkner and Thomson wine and spirit merchants,
38. Blair street Falkner, Andrew writing-master, 63. South bridge Falkner, Robert spirit-mercht. — house Horse wy. Fallas, James flesher, 48. Clerk street Farmer, David baker, 147. Pleasance Farmer, Thomas builder, 24. Ponton street Farmer, Thomas cabinet-maker and lodgings, 30.
Broughton street Farquhar, Miss 5. Tiviot row Farquharson, A. lodgings, 2. James place Farquharson, D. baker, 215. Cowgate Farquharson, F. gardener, Canonmills Farquharson, George esq. W. S. 1. Scotland street Farquharson, John grocer, 2. St Vincent street Farquharson, John spirit-dealer, 449- Lawnmarket Farquharson, Peter spirit-dealer, 343. Canongate Farquharson, Mrs Dr 2. Elder street Farquharson, Mrs, of Invercauld, 7. Charlotte sq. Farquharson, Mrs 5. Tiviot row Farquharson, Mrs 6. St Bernard row Farquharson, Mrs lodgings, 1. south Hanover st. Farquharson, Miss dress and corset maker, 30.
Royal circus Farquharson, Miss 60. Frederick street Faulds, JaiTies esq. 37- Ann street Fearns, P. W. teacher, Simpson's court Feggans, James solicitor, and clerk to the justice of peace court for city and county, 118. West Bow 1824-5. H
FEL— FER
Fell, John boot and shoemaker, 76. Leith street —
house Caltonhill Female Blind Ass^lum, 28. Nicolson street Fenwick, George silversmith, 35. High street —
house 333. ditto Fenwick, Peter agent, 34. Blair street Ferguson, Adam esq. advocate, 19. Hill street Ferguson, Alexander draper, 87. West Port Ferguson, Alexander tobacconist, 234. High st. Ferguson, Alexander vintner. Dons close Ferguson, Archibald, Ship tavern and hotel, 7. east
Register street Ferguson, Daniel spirit-dealer, 9- Greenside row Ferguson, Donald spirit-dealer, 82. Cowgate Ferguson, Douglas lodgings, 44. Hanover street Ferguson, Fergus lodgings, 190. Rose street Ferguson, F. shoemaker, 125. Fountainbridge Ferguson, Sir James bart. 5. Charlotte square Ferguson, James esq. advocate, 30. Heriot row Ferguson, James esq. W. S. 12. Hill street Ferguson, James writer, 4. Waterloo place Ferguson, Rev. John 14. Society t
Ferguson, John, and Co. cotton-merchants, SSSf-
High street — house Advocates close Ferguson, John muslin and lace warehouse, 42.
Princes street — house 6. James street Ferguson, John, of the British Linen Company,
25. Pitt street Ferguson, John wine-merchant, 12. Hill street Ferguson, John writer, 17. Charles street Ferguson, John spirit-dealer, 39. Cowgate Ferguson, Jolm spirit-dealer, 140. Cowgate Ferguson, John wright, Raeburn place Ferguson, John hairdresser, 18. Potterrow Ferguson, P. money-lender, 276. Lawnmarket Ferguson, P. tailor, 2. east Circus place Ferguson, Robert spirit-dealer, 100. Cowgate Ferguson, Thomas jun. esq. W. S. 31. Di;ummond
place Ferguson, William esq. W. S. 429- High street Ferguson, William esq. merchant, 31. Drummoud
place Ferguson, Mrs 34. Rankeillor street Ferguson, Mrs 7. Howe street Ferguson, Mrs grocer, 92. Causewayside Ferguson, Mrs vintner, Sellars' close
1824-5.
FER— FIF
^,;;^'gus()n, Miss Mary, Burntsfield links
..^Tguson, Miss 1. James square
Ferguson, Miss ladies boarding-school, 6. south St.
David street
Ferguson, Miss dressmaker, 3. north Nelson street Ferguson, Miss lodgings 6. James street Ferme, George esq. of Braid wood, 10. Rox- burgh street Fernie, William baker, 5. St Patrick square Ferrie, Mrs Alexander, 1. Elm row Ferrier and Waterston, wax-chandlers, 187- High
street Ferrier, Alexander painter, 53. Clerk street Ferrier, Charles esq. accountant, 45. Northumber- land street
Ferrier, Charles bookseller, 12. west Register st. Ferrier, Charles bookbinder, 306. Lawnmarket Ferrier, James esq. principal clerk of session, 25.
George street, and Morningside house Ferrier, John and Walter, esqrs. W. S. — chambers
3. Thistle street Ferrier, John esq. W. S. — house 12. York place Ferrier, John commercial agent, 9. Arthur street Ferrier, John lapidary and spirit-dealer, 26. Car- . negie street
Ferrier, John vintner, Foulis's close. High street Ferrier, John builder, 1. Lauriston place Ferrier, John macer of commissary court, 29. no.
Richmond street Ferrier, Walter esq. W. S. 38. Albany street —
chambers 3. Thistle street Ferrier, William bookbinder, Fishmarket close— r
house 13. Salisbury street Ferrier, Mrs 21. Clyde street Ferrier, Mrs wax-chandler, 6. St John's Hill Ferris, Andrew wright, 179. Canongate Fettes, John printer, Dunbar's close Fettes, Sir William baronet, 13. Charlotte square Fiddes, Alexander, of the customs, 8. Gilmore pi. Field, Alexander lodgings, 41. Rose street Field, Captain A. G. royal navy, 7. no. Nelson st. Field, Thomas slater, 10. Wardrop's court Fielding, Alexander mason, 168. Rose street Fife, Alexander surgeon, 24. St Patrick square Fife, Alexander grocer, 207. Cowgate Fife Insi' range Company, 11. George street 1824-5.
FIF— FIS
Fife, James esq. 2. Beaumont place Fife, Captain James, Comelybank It
Fife, Thomas and William, grocers, 28. so. Bridge St. and 90. Pleasance — house 5. Roxburgh terrace Fife, Mrs lodgings, 1. Adam street r
Findlay and Murray, writers, 10. no. St David st^ Findlay, G. H. coal-merchant, Port-Hopetoun — .
house 10. St Anthony"'s place Finlay, Watson, and Co. bakers, 12. Caltou street Finlay, Alexander esq. 18. Frederick street '
Finlay, Charles esq. W. S. 1. Erskuie place Finlay, G. L. esq. W. S. 3. west Circus place — chambers 43. Northumberland street r
Finlay, John, of post-office, 6. south James street.-. Finlay, Peter vintner, Veal market Finlay, William, Ship-tavern, Carrubber's close Finlay, William flesher, 10. Charlotte place Finlay, Mrs Robert, 8. Duke street Finlay, Mrs merchant, 294. Lawnmarket — house
399. ditto Finlay, Miss 34. Ann street Finlay, Miss 9. Charles street Finlay, Miss 4. Stafford street Finlay son, James waiter and dealer in stoneware,
2. south James street Finlayson, John S. S. C. 2. Parliament square Finlayson, Robert lodgings, 65. Thistle street Finlayson, Robert spirit-dealer, 151. Cowgate Finlayson, Walter esq. W. S. 69. Great King st. Finlayson, Mrs lodgings, 6. Carnegie street Finlayson, Mrs lodgings, 103. Rose street Finnic, Joseph optician, 3. north Bank street Finnic, Thomas corn-chandler. Horse wynd. Abbey Finnic, William brush-maker, 312. Lawnmarket Finnic, Mrs straw-hat maker, 34. east Register st. Fisher, Alexander grocer, 29- east Richmond st. Fisher, Alex, grocer and spirit-dealer, Albany lane Fisher, Andrew wine, spirit, and porter dealer, Niddry street — tea and spirit shop, foot of Par- liament stairs — house 13. Carrubber''s close Fisher, Charles writer, 17. Broughton place Fisher, Daniel esq. S. S. C. 15. Forth street ^
Fisher, John spirit-dealer, 262. Cowgate Fisher, William horse-hirer, Nottingham place Fisher, I\'Irs grocer, Greenside lane Fisher, Miss dressmaker, 29- Dundas street 1824-5.
FIT— FOR
Fitzpatrick, D. bookbinder, 20. Carrubber'*s close
Fleming, Alexander esq. W. S. 3. Castle street j^leming, A. baker, 22. Cowgate — house 39- Can-
dlemaker row Fleming, David cork-cutter, 37. Bristo street Fleming, John flesher, 2. Veal market — house 11.
Keir street
Fleming, Rev. Dr Thomas, 26. George square Fleming, Robert esq. W. S. 50. Northumberland st. Fleming, Robert brewer, Summerhall Fleming, Thomas manufacturer, 31. South bridge
—house 24. Salisbury street Fleming, Thomas baker, 34. Northumberland st. Fleming, Thomas cabinet-maker, 9- James place Fleming, WilUam esq. late of British Linen Co.
11. Buccleuch place Fleming, Mrs 7. New street Fleming, Mrs 16. Albany street Fleming, Miss, 1. Maitland street Fletcher, Angus esq. W. S. 51. Castle street Fletcher, James, of excise, 5. Norton place Fletcher, Dr John, 16. Howard place Fletcher, John tailor, 56. Thistle street Fletcher, Miles A. esq. advocate, 11. Queen street Fletcher, Niel shoemaker, 48. Leith street — house
35. ditto Fletcher, William esq. 6. St Leonard's hill Fletcher, William cabinet-maker, 82. South bridge Fletcher, William broker, 249. Cowgate Flint, Francis last-maker, Macdougal street and 6
St Mary's wynd Flint, Thomas guard of mail, 3. Waterloo place Flockhart, David corkcutter, foot of Liberton's
wynd — house Scott's close Flockhart, James smith, Crosscauseway Flockhart, John cabinet-maker, 4. Hill place Flockhart, Mrs metal-gilder, 39- High street Flounders, Mrs lodgings, 8. Canal street Flyn, John esq. district paymaster, 21. Castle st. Foggo, David teacher of English, geography, and
history, 10. Elder street — house 6. George street Foggo, Mrs teacher of music, 6. George street Forbes, Alexander cabinet-maker, 41. north back
of Canongate — house 144. Canongate Forbes, Alexander macer Jury Court, 10. St Pa- trick square
1824-5. " H 2
FOR— FOR
Forbes, Andrew spirit-dealer, ]52. Canongate "I Forbes, Duncan, M. D, 15. ('ollege street Forbes, George esq. 15. Coates crescent Forbes, George chairmaster, 4. Jamaica street Forbes, James grocer and spirit-dealer, 137. Grass- market Forbes, James, spirit-dealer, 318. Grassmarket Forbes, John H. esq. advocate, 4. Sliandwick place Forbes, John writer, 3. Hermitage place Forbes, John teacher, 26. Candlemaker row Forbes, John spirit-dealer, 49. Hope park Forbes, John bookbinder, 6. Horse wynd Forbes, Peter, and Co. wine and spirit merchants,^ Adam square — tea warehouse 3. north Col-' lege street Forbes, Peter esq. 20. Drummond place Forbes, Peter merchant, 2. north C'ollege street Forbes, Sir William, J. Hunter, and Co. bankers.
Parliament square Forbes, Sir William bart. 86. George street Forbes, William tobacconist, 5. Chapel street Forbes, William candlemaker, 44. Abbeyhill Forbes, Mrs General, 5. St Andrews's squai'c Forbes, Mrs Duncan, 20. Drummond place Forbes, Mrs 21. St Andrew's square Forbes, Miss dressmaker, 64. South bridge Ford, Archibald grocer, Spence's place Ford, George stabler, 4. Jamaica street Ford, J. B. esq. 68. George street Ford, John, of Mid Lothian glass-works. Holy- rood street Ford, William tailor, 191- Canongate Ford, William tailor, Stevenlaw's close Fordyce, George victual-dealer, 21. Simon's square Fordyce, J. J. esq. of Ayton, Merchiston castle Fordyce, Mrs George, 5. Hill street Forgie, Alexander flesher, 6. Veal market Forgie, William flesher, 2. Middle market Forman, A. esq. accountant, 116. Princes street Forman, John esq. W. S. 27. Great King street Forman, Robert victual-dealer, 25. east Richmond
street Forman, Mrs spirit-dealer, Jack's close i
Forrest and Sons jewellers, opposite the Tron
('hurch, High street — house 11. Bank street Forrest, Alexander baker, 13. Thistle street 1824-5.
FOR— FOR
Forrest, Alexander smith and ironmonger, 19. Greenside place ■'
Forrest, Alexander lodgings, 6. Simon's square Forrest, Daniel haberdasher and hosier, 23. Princes
street — house 5. Terrace Forrest, David agent, 13. Blair street Forrest, George esq. 39- Lauriston place Forrest, George merchant, 22. Warriston crescent Forrest, John haberdasher, 58. North bridge- house 3. Union street Forrest, John auctioneer, 23. Clerk street Forrest, John shoemaker, 56. Nicolson street Forrest, Thomas grocer, 48. Grassmarket Forrest, WiUiam land-surveyor, 10. south Char- lotte street Forrest, William hosier and auctioneer, Kincaid's
court Forrest, William smith, 126. Canongate Forrest, William, of Advertiser Office, 48. Rose st. Forrest, William lodgings, 17. Arthur street Forrest, Mrs 127. Nicolson square Forrest, Mrs 48. Rose street Forrest, Mrs midwife and ladies' nurse, 17. CaU
tonhill ^ .
Forrest, Mrs lodgings, 5. Simon s square Forrest, Misses straw-hat manufacturers, Kincaid's
court Forrest, Miss, Lauriston lane Forrester and Morison lithographic-office, 22.
James square Forrester, Alexander 7. Roxburgh place Forrester, Alexander baker, 13. Thistle street Forrester, George writer, 22. Warriston crescent Forrester, John esq. W. S. 45. Frederick street Forrester, John baker, 1. Bernard row Forrester, John baker, 37. Hanover street Forrester, Robert esq. banker, Grange house Forrester, William, of Bank of Scotland, 33. Dun- das street Forrester, William writing-master and accountant,
26. George street Forrester, Mrs 33. Dundas street Forrester, Misses 15. Gilmore place Forsyth and M'Dougal writers, Clermont crescent Forsvth, Alexander esq. S. S. C Clermont crescent Forsyth, Alexander shoeinaker, 24. Leith street 1824-5.
FOR— FRA
Forsyth, G. and J. builders, 85. Great King stre^ Forsyth, James baker, 4. West Port ^
Forsyth, John vintner, 143. Grassmarket .,
Forsyth, John lodgings, 18. Broughton place ^ Forsyth, Robert esq. advocate, Mound place ^ Forsyth, S. jeweller, 13. Frederick street Fort, William grocer, 51. Causeway side Fortune, Adam esq. Abbeyhill Fortune, Charles baker, 7. Duncan street Fortune, James bandage and artificial leg, &Cv
maker, 10. Broughton street ^:
Fortune, James linen-manufacturer, 6. Beaumont
place Fortune, William mill-smith, Abbeyhill Foster, John chimney-piece maker. Mint — hous^.
St Leonard street Foster, Mrs 22. Simon''s square Fotheringham, J. Lindsay esq. W.S. 25.Heriotrow Fotheringham, Frederick esq. 11. Abercrombie pi. Fotheringham, Henry esq. 16. Ann street Fotheringham, William esq. 55. Crosscauseway Fowells, Mrs lodgings, IL Drummond street Fowler, Alexander builder, Darnawav street Fowler, Andrew excise-officer, Abbeyhill Fowler, Lieutenant Joseph, 16. Comelybank Fowler, AVilliam tobacconist, foot of West Bow —
house 17. Keir street Fowler, William tailor, 9. West Bow Fowler, Mrs lodgings, 13. Blair street Fowlis, Miss dressmaker, 19- Bristo street Fowlis, Miss 12. Buccleuch place Fox, Michael coal-merchant, Port-Hopetoun Frams, L. bookbinder, 10. Parliament square Francalanza, M. professor of fencing, 54. North br. France, Mrs 17. Keir street Franklin and Co. watchmakers and jewellers, 53.
North bridge — house 92. Lauriston place Franklin and Co. tailors and clothiers, 15. Princes st. Frazer, Alexander D. esq. W. S. 32. Dundas st. Frazer, Alexander accountant, 10. south James pi. Frazer, Alexander spirit-dealer, 21. West Port Frazer, Alexander lodgings, 14. St AndreAv's st. Frazer, Andrew tallow-agent, 50. Niddry street- house 21. north Richmond street Frazer, Andrew merchant, 8. Montagu street Frazer, C. M. esq. 12. Comelybank
1824-5.
FKA— FRA
Frazer, Daniel spirit-dealer, 437. Lawnraarket Prazer, David turner, 219- Canongate Prazer, David messenger at arms, Craig"'s close Frazer, Donald grocer, Wellington street Frazer, Donald spirit-dealer, 43. Candlemaker row Frazer, George mason, 19- Atholl street Frazer, Hugh vintner, Fleshmarket close Frazer, Captain James, 7. Gray street, Newington Frazer, J, B. esq. writer, 39. Albany street —
chambers 3. Parliament square Frazer, J. S. esq. accountant, 10. south James st. Frazer, James bootmaker, 14. Catherine street- house 28. Greenside street Frazer, James, Red Lion tavern, 6. Princes street Frazer, Jasper tobacconist, 8. India street Frazer, Captain John, 26. Frederick street Frazer, John esq. 1. Antigua street Frazer, John confectioner, 7. north St Andrew's St. Frazer, John hairdresser, 47. West Port iFrazer, John victual-dealer, 49. Clerk street Frazer, John china and glass warehouse, 102.
High street — house 129. ditto Frazer, John carver and gilder, 96. Princes street Frazer, John lodgings, 198. Rose street Frazer, Murdoch spirit-dealer, 30. Fountainbridge Frazer, Murdoch spirit-dealer, Port-Hopetoun Frazer, Peter upholsterer, 48. Princes street Frazer, Richard tailor and clothier, 16. Princes st. Frazer, Robert, and Co. jewellers, lapidaries, and
seal-engravers, 3. Princes street — house ditto Frazer, Robert mason, 5. Lauriston place Frazer, S. grocer, Holyrood street — house Car- negie street Frazer, Thomas portrait-painter, 19. Atholl street Frazer, Thomas baker, 1. Warriston place Frazer, Thomas smith, Broughton Frazer, William esq. W. S. 6. Abercrombie place Frazer, William C. writer, 50. George street Frazer, William sen. tailor, 4. George''s place Frazer, William jun. tailor, 54. North bridge
house 1. Bellevue crescent Frazer, William auctioneer, 54. West Port Frazer, Mrs 5. north Charlotte street Frazer, Mrs 9. Graham street Frazer, Mrs 2. Greenside place Frazer, Mrs 5. Coates crescent 1824-5.
FliA— FUI.
Frazer, Mrs 21. Buccleuch place
Frazer, Mrs 31. Arthur street
Frazer, Mrs pastry-school, 5. Milne's square
Frazer, Mrs 5. Fruit market
Frazer, Mrs spirit-dealer, 439- Lawnmarket
Frazer, Mrs manager of the Female Blind Asylum^':
36. Nicolson street Frazer, Mrs lodgings, 30. Lothian street Frazer, Mrs lodgings, 13. Roxburgh street Frazer, Mrs lodgings, 8. Abercrombie place Frazei', Misses 2. Davie street Frazer, Honourable Miss, 25. York place Frazer, Miss 26. Ann street Frederick, John lodgings, 47. Thistle street Free Mason's Hall, foot of Niddry st. Cowgate Fkench Consulate Office, 7. south Nelson st. French, G. T. artificial-flower maker and silk-dyer,
153. Rose street French, James agent, 1. Brighton street — house
45. Lothian street French, John, and Co. blacking-makers, 245. Ca-
nongate French, Walter spirit-dealer and Leith parcel wag- gon office, Old Assembly close Frenton, Lewis jeweller, 92. Lauriston place Fridge, Mrs 8. India street
Friend, John grocer and shoemaker, 3. ( 'altonhill Friendly Insurance Office, 48. North bridge Frier, Archibald, victual-dealer, 30. Grassmarket :' Frier, Charles and Co. victual-dealers, 31. High st. Frier, James victual-dealer, 30. Grassmarket Frier, James victual-dealer, 316. Lawnmarket Frier, William meal-dealer, 74. High street Frier, William baker, 1. south Richmond street Frier, William baker, 17. west Richmond street Frier, William spirit-dealer, 157. High street Frier, Mrs E. grocer, 103. West Bow Fry and Chapman straw-hat manufacturers, 20.
Catherine street Fullarton, Archibald, and Co. booksellers and pub- lishers, 13. Blair street — house 33. Dublin street Fuller, Misses milliners and dressmakers, 47- Great
King street Fullerton, John esq. advocate, 40. Charlotte square FuUerton, Mrs 30. Broughton street Fullerton, Miss 9- Maitland street 1824-5.
FUL— GAL
uUerton, Miss 23. James square
ulton, Alexander spirit-dealer, 24. Broughton
ulton, George esq. Trinity
ulton, William, of excise, 11. Dalrymple place
'yfe, Alexander surgeon, 14. St Patrick square
'yfe, Andrew surgeon, 7. Hill square
'yfe, Archibald, of Chronicle office — house back of the Meadows
'yfe, George M'Queen, teacher of Greek and La- tin, 1 7. Bristo street
''yfe, Captain James, Comelybank
''yfe, Captain John, II. N. 7. Albany place
G
GrAELic School Society, Depository and Com- mittee-room 50. South bridge Gairdner, A. of water-office — house 3. Forth street Qairdner, James, of customs, 12. Dean street Gairdner, James, A. M. teacher, 12. Dean street Gairdner, James printer, 2. Holy rood street Gairdner, John esq. surgeon, 18. Hill street Gairdner, Robert esq. W. S. 18. Hill place Gairns, William spirit-dealer, 23. Broughton st. Galbraith, Colin esq. writer, 31. India street Galbraith, James slater, IMurdoch's close, High st. Galbraith, Mrs grocer, 37. Cowgate Gall and Sibbald surgeons and apothecaries, 119.
Nicoison street and 1. Hope street Gall and Thomson coachmakers, 17- Greenside pi. Gall, Adam teacher, 16. Castlebarns Gall, A. surgeon, — liouse 1. Minto street Gall, James, of excise, 3. north James street Gall, James printer, Niddry street — house 13. Car- rubber's close Gall, John coachmaker— house 1. Gay field square Gall, Mrs midwife, 6. High street Galli, Charles picture-dealer, 5. Waterloo place —
house 10. Dublin street Gallic, Alexander spirit-dealer, Castlehill Galloway, Alexander stabler, 1. east Broughton pi. 1824-5.
GAL-^GAR
Galloway, Alexander grocer, 197. High street-i-
house 5. Merchant street Galloway, George, sheriff-officer, Fisher's close Galloway, John tailor, 333. High street Galloway, John tailor, 17. east Sciennes Galloway, Thomas teacher of music, 30. James sq. Galloway, AVilham accountant, 12. Elder street Galloway, Mrs. K. grocer, 67. Rose street Garbut, William, box-keeper Theatre-Royal—
house 22. Shakespear square Garden, John esq. of Carnburgh, 38. Drummond pi. Garden, Miss 15. Buccleuch street Gardiner, Miss 3. Warriston crescent Gardner, Andrew woollen-draper, 307. High street
— house 3. east Lauriston lane Gardner, Adam tailor and clothier, 22. South br. Gardner, Campbell esq. writer, 5. Picardy place-—
chambers 625. Castlehill ' |
Gardner, David flesher, 4. Middle market «^* j
Gardner, D. E. esq. 3. Argyle square Gardner, Rev. Dr teacher, 12. Broughton street Gardner, George esq. comptroller-general of cus- toms— house 21. Nelson street Gardner, Henry, of chamberlain's office — ^house
10. Roxburgh place Gardner, James esq. receiver-general of customs —
house 12. Dean street Gardner, James, apothecary, 52. George street —
house 50. ditto Gardner, James gardener, Jock's Lodge Gardner, John merchant, 191. Pleasance Gardner, John lodgings, 53. Castle street Gardner, Richard late of the customs, 12. Rae-
burn place Gardner, T. and W. linen manufacturers, 369-
High street — house 84. Grassmarket Gardner, Thomas draper, 32. Lothian street Gardner, William esq. W. S. 12. Queen street * Gardner, WilUam candlemaker, 145. High street- Gardner, Mrs 82. Fountainbridge Gardner, Mrs 15. James street Gardner, Mrs lodgings, 48. Lothian street Gardner, Mrs lodgings, 7. Adam street -'
Gardner, Miss 3. Warriston crescent "^
Gardner, Miss 1. south Nelson street Garioch, John esq. 3. Great King street
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a^arth, J. teacher, 219. High street jas-Light (Edinburgh Coal) Company s Of- fice, New street, Canongate jas-Light (Edinburgh Oil) Company's Office, 34. St Andrew's square ifiarvie, Mrs grocer, 22. Buccleuch street Baugain, J. and J. fancy warehouse, 63. North
bridge — house above Gavin, David engraver, 13. Parliament square —
house 9- Brown square Gavin, Francis engraver, 25. North bridge (javin, George grocer, Abbeyhill Gavin, Hector engraver, 219. High street Gavin, Mrs Hector sen. Croftangrie Gay, Andrew shoemaker, 9- West Bow Gav, Peter spirit-dealer, 2. Drummond street Gazette Office, 11. Parliament square Geddes, Adam tailor, 23. South bridge Geddes, Alexander plasterer, 8. Richmond place Geddes, James, of the customs — house 6. John- ston place, Stockbridge Geddes, John esq. west side Minto st. Newington Geddes, Mrs 39- Dublin street Geddes, Miss governess Merchant Maiden Hospi- tal, Lauriston lane ^Geikie, Archibald sen. hairdresser, 25. Nicolson st.
— house 5. ditto Geikie, Archibald jun. hairdresser, 7. so. College
street — house 11. Charles street Geikie, John bootmaker, Dunbar's close Geikie Walter portrait-painter, 5. Nicolson street Gemble, Campbell perfumer, 32. George street- house 1. St Vincent street Gemmel, James esq. "writer, 16. Broughton place General Post-Office, Waterloo place General Tax-Office for Scotland, 84, Princes
street Gentle, James esq. W. S. 11. George street Gentle, James, of British Linen Company, 2. High
Terrace Gentle, James writer. Bailie Fyfe's close George, Wm. spirit-dealer, 2. Northumberland st. George, Mrs William, 31. Broughton place George, Mrs 5. Crichton street Gerard, James smith, 73. north back of Canongate Gerard, Mrs 7. Pitt street
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GER— GIB
Gerard, Mrs 36. York place '-^ ijl
Ge"watie, Miss, Galloway's entry
Gerry, Donald vintner, Silvermills
Giannetti, Joseph perfumer and peruke maker tK G
his Majesty, 31. George street 6
Gibb and M'Donald, manufacturers, 44. and 50M
South bridge j
Gibb, Andrew writer and messenger at arms, 15.
Catherine street Gibb, Fulton manufacturer, 4. Infirmary street —
house 3. Beaumont place Gibb, Henry hotel, 42. St Andrew's square Gibb, James baker, 15. Catherine street Gibb, John writer, 4. Charlotte place Gibb, Thomas grocer, 90. Nicolson street — house
94. ditto Gibb, Thomas lodgings, 12. west Nicolson street Gibb, William manufacturer — house 3. Duncan
street, Newington ''
Gibb, William stone-ware shop, 8. Drummond st.
— house 51. Nicolson street Gibb, Mrs 16. Tobago street Gibbons and Co. brokers, 61. St Mary's wynd Gibbs, Mrs lodgings, 16. Rose street Gibson and E wan cabinet-makers, lane, 19- Rose st. Gibson and Oliphant esqs. W. S. 4. so. Castle street Gibson-Craigs and Wardlaw, esqs. W. S. 7. north
St Andrew's street Gibson and Walker spirit-dealers. Main Point Gibson and Winton plumbers, Greenside lane Gibson, Sir Alexander Charles Maitland, bart. 27-
Charlotte square Gibson, Alexander, of British Linen Co. 5. Pitt st. Gibson, Archibald esq. W. S. 2. Brown square —
chambers 4. south Castle street Gibson, Arch. esq. accountant, 40. St Andrew's sq. Gibson, David land-surveyor, 34. Broughton st. Gibson, David writer, 21. north Nelson street Gibson, David haberdasher, 1. South bridge —
house 21. Blair street Gibson, Francis, of the post-office, 8. Alison square Gibson, Henry shoemaker, Grange toll Gibson, James grocer, 3. Union street Gibson, James wright, 6. west Richmond street Gibson, James cabinet-maker, 54. Rose street Gibson, James silk-dver, 68. Nicolson sti-eet
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Tibson, James teacher, 7. east Register street
jibson, James baker, 37. West Port
jibson, James builder, 11. Bread street
jibson, Jas. builder, 2. St Bernard's road, Stockbn.
S^ibson, James silk-dyer, Weir's close
Gribson, John esq. W. S. 4. Lynedoch place-*
chambers 4. south Castle street Gibson, John tertius, esq. W. S. 115. Princes street
— chambers 10. Charlotte street Gibson, John auctioneer and appraiser and pro- perty register, 71. Princes street — house 41, Great King street Gibson, John builder, 161. Rose street Gibson, John glazier, painter, and colourman, 70.
Leith street — house 12. Terrace .Gibson, John hairdresser, 49. Thistle street Gibson, Joseph wine-merchant — ^liouse 28. Gay- field square Gibson, Patrick landscape-painter, 21. Elder street jGibson, Robert, of the Sea Insurance Company- house 5. Buccleuch place Gibson, Robert mail-guard, 30. Low Calton .Gibson, Robert carver and gilder, 3. High terrace Gibson, Thomas spirit-dealer, 97. Cowgate iGibson, William spirit-dealer, 2. Gray's court, Ni-
colson street Gibson, William spirit-dealer, 147. High street Gibson, William china and stoneware dealer, 2.
Clerk street Gibson, William plumber, Greenside lane — house
10. Broughton street Gibson, William jun. 391. Lawnmarket Gibson, William spirit-dealer, 98. Rose street Gibson, William dyer, 5. Gibb's entry Gibson, Mrs, and Sons,stocking-manufact.Sciennes Gibson, Mrs silk and worsted shop, 8. south St
Andrew's street Gibson, Mrs P. teacher of music, 21. Elder street Gibson, Mrs 115. Princes street Gibson, Mrs 19. Union street Gibson, Mrs, Burntsfield links Gibson, Mrs grocer, 104. Causewayside Gibson, Mrs trimming-manufact. Middleton's entry Gibson, Mrs, Warrender's lodge. Meadows Gibson, Mrs grocer, 25. Potterrow Gibson, Miss 6. Union street 1824-5.
GIB— GIL
Gibson, Miss 121. Princes street
Gifford and Son workers in fancy leather, 6. Nid-
dry street — house 6. Park street Gifford, Adam — house 2. Richmond place Giiford, Alexander esq. S. S. C. 2. Hill square ^ Gifford, Nicol farrier, 29- Buccleuch street Gifford, Mrs grocer, 22. Union place Gilbert, Thomas tailor, 2. Hanover street Gilchrist and Co. haberdashers, 124. High street Gilchrist, Ebenezer esq. manager of British Linen j
Company — house 36. St Andrew's square Gilchrist, Edward merchant — house 42. Lothian
street Gilchrist, George spirit-dealer, 59. Fountainbridge Gilchrist, Hector vintner, 2. Lothian road Gilchrist, James clothier, &c. 16. South bridge —
house 84. Nicolson square Gilchrist, James builder, 9- Gilmore place Gilchrist, John Gordon engineer, 3. Holyrood st. Gilchrist, Robert plumber, 61. Princes street-4;
house 17. Greenside street
Gilchrist, Thomas tailor, 51. West Port '".
Gilchrist, William esq. merchant — ^house 36. LoD^
don street v
Gilchrist, William, of the Friendly Insurance Cora^
pany, 21. north Richmond street Gilchrist, Mrs 15. James square Gilchrist Mrs James, 65. Northumberland street Giles, Alexander, upholsterer, Brodie"'s close Giles, James painter and colourman, 23. Horse
wynd — ^house 24. Society Gilkie, Alexander surveyor, Writer's court Gill, Thomas builder, 6. east Arthur place Gill, Mrs Walter, 3. middle Arthur place Gillan, William C. writer, 6. Johnstone place Gillans, Mrs, Mineral street
Gillespie, Alexander esq. surgeon, 30. York place Gillespie, Alexander tinplate-worker, 65. Rose st. Gillespie, George turner, 1. Galloway's entry Gillespie, James esq. architect, 34. Albany street Gillespie, James baker and corn-chandler, Canon- mills Gillespie, John portrait-painter, Galloway's entry Gillespie, John spirit-dealer, 9. St Anthony's street Gillespie, Miss 14. Duke street Gillespie, Miss 1. south Nelson street 1824-5.
GIL— GLA
Gillies, Lord 16. York place Gillies, Andrew esq. advocate, 18. Dundas street Gillies, James tinplate-worker, 10. Fountainbridge Gillies, John macer Court of Session, 507. Lawn- market
Gillies, R. P. esq. advocate, 32. Great King street Gillies, Robert currier, St John's hill Gillies, Mrs, Silvermills Gilliland, Miss 26. north Nelson street Gillon, Alexander flax-dresser, 98. West Bow Gillon, James esq. S. S. C. 4. Greenside street Gillot, J. agent, Malta-house, Stockbridge Gilmore and Gibson ropemakers,103. Grassmarket Gilmore, George, Auchmuty paper warehouse, 5.
Royal Exchange Gilmore, Robert ropemaker, 112. Grassmarket Gilmore, Mrs Robert, 37. Candlemaker row Gilmour, David haberdasher, 66. South bridge Gilmour, Mrs 17. Gilmore place Gilmour, Mrs lodgings, 7. Merchant street Gilray, James nail-manufacturer, Semple street Gilray, Mrs lodgings, 8. south Richmond street Gilroy, John esq. west Causewayside Gilston, Rev. William 11. Dundas street Girdwood and Thomson woollen-drapers, 379. and
381. High street Girdwood, George baker, 115. Cowgate Girdwood, William draper — house 5. Mound place Girdwood, Mrs vintner, Port-Hopetoun Girvan, Andrew esq. accountant, 16. Parliament
square — house 18. Buccleuch place Gladstones, Alexander stabler, 28. Grassmarket Glanville, William stabler, 17. Chapel street Glanville, Mrs boarding-house, 11. Roxburgh st. Glasgow, The Right Honourable the Earl of, 25.
George square Glasgow, Geo. victual-dealer, 12. St. Leonard's lane Glasgow, John brewer, 145. Cowgate Glasgow, John spirit-dealer, 2. Main Point Glass and Carson brassfounders, tinplate-workers,
and oilmen, 34. and 35. St Andrew's square Glass, Dr Henry surgeon, 62. Rose street Glass, James brassfounder, &c. — house 13. Blair st. Glass, John printer, 44. South bridge Glass, Robert silver-plater and saddlers ironmong- er, 284. Lawnmarket — house 7. Buccleuch pi. 1824-5. I 2
GLA— GOL
Glass, William officer of Calton Convenery — house
19. Calton Glass, Willison painter, 10. St Mary's wynd Glass, Mrs 16. Hart street Glass, Mrs midwife, 58. High street Glassford, Misses 3. Gloucester place ■-J'
Gleed, Mrs John, 6. Baxter's place }
Glen, Alexander baker, 7- Castle street Glen, Archibald victual-dealer, 1 — house 101.
Grassmarket Glen, David wright, 54. Bristo street Glen, David furniture-broker, 345. Cowgate Glen, George cabinet-maker, Crosscauseway — hoj
7. Clerk street Glen, George broker, 253. Cowgate Glen, John broker, 157. Cowgate Glen, Robert glass-cutter, 5. north College street
— house 4. Richmond court Glen, William wine and spirit merchant, 68. Grass- market — house 4. Graham street Glen, Mrs Captain, Lauriston Glen, Miss 33. Castle street Glenlee, Lord, 17. Brown square Glenville, William stabler, 1. Chapel street Gleny, William stoneware-merchant, 40. Cowgate Glisson, James esq. 16. north Richmond street Gloag, Mi's Dr, 5. Arniston place Globe Insueaivce Company's Office, 7. Hun- ter square Glover, James, of the tax-office, 12. Gilmore place Glover, James painter, 1. south Union place Glover, John builder, 8. Hill square Glover, John builder, 7- Little King street Glover, WilHam esq. W. S. 6. Leopold place Godby, Augustus esq. secretary of the general
post-office — house Waterloo place Godfray, Thomas surgeon, 8. Dalrymple place Goff, Charles grocer, Old Broughton Gofton, Adam flesher, Jock's Lodge Gold, Andrew tailor, 31. St Leonard's lane Goldie, Adam constable, 5. Milne's court Goldie, Alexander esq. W. S. 19. Duke street Goldie, A. W. esq. AV. S. 58. India street Goldie, George merchant, 13. Hill place Goldie and M'Innes, ladies boarding-school, 7. Great King street 1824-5.
GOL-^GOR
btoldsmith's Hall, 98. South bridge )
jronzalez, Domingo spirit-dealer, 88. West Port jroodall, James carver and gilder, south Gray's
close
Groodfeliow, John spirit-dealer, 395, Castlehill Goodlet, Alexander shoemaker, 67. West Port Groodlet, David lodgings, 5. College street Goodsir, Alexander grocer, 63. Grassmarket « iGoodsir, Alexander, of the British Linen Co. 27.
Howe street Goodsir, Henry, of the Bank of Scotland, 17-
Howe street Goodsir, Joseph muslin and linen warehouse, 51 ^
north Hanover street Goodsir, Mrs 30. Broughton street Goodwin, Mrs lodgings, 2. Queen street Goold, Geoi'ge, of the British Linen Co. 84. Great
. King street Goold, Rev. William, 28. Buccleuch place I Gordon and Stewart esqs. W. S. 26. London st. .» Gordon, Adam spirit-dealer, 232. Cowgate >
Gordon, Alexander esq. 24. Great King street Gordon, Andrew muslin warehouseman, 32. Bristo
street — house Arniston place /Grordon, Charles esq. depute secretary of the High- land Society of Scotland — house at the society's
hall, Albyn place. Queen street Gordon, George esq. S. S. C. 38. Northumber- ' land street
Gordon, George esq. Reid's feu, Newington Gordon, George cabiuet-maker to his Majesty, 49
Canongate Gordon, George cabinet-maker, 24. Greenside st.) Gordon, George dyer. Water of Leith *
Gordon, George baker, 51. Canongate Gordon, James esq. advocate, 13. Heriot row Gordon, James Farquhar, esq. W. S. 78. Queen st. Gordon, John, of Cluny, esq. 4. St Andrew's sq. Gordon, John, of Cairnbulg, esq. 38. Druin-
mond place Gordon, John esq. W. S. 61. Frederick street Gordon, John jun. of Avochie, esq. W. S. 30. Dun- das street Gordon, John linen-manufacturer, Windmill lane Gordon, Joseph esq. W. S. 26. London street Gordon, Rev. Dr Robert, 104. Hope Park end 1824-5. . -i,.c
GOR— GOW
Gordon, Robert horse-dealer, 38. Buceleueh street Gordon, William esq. W. S. 22. Clyde street Gordon, William builder, Orchardfield Gordon, Mrs, of Halmyre, 35. Drummond place Gordon, Mrs Maxwell, 29. Northumberland street il^ Gordon, Mrs 26. Rankeillor street '
Gordon, Mrs 16. Howe street Gordon, Mrs 19- Howard place Gordon, Mrs 24. Broughton street Gordon, Mrs 1. Salisbury road, Newington Gordon, Mrs 20. Brown square Gordon, Mrs wine and spirit- dealer, 17. south Ha- nover street Gordon, Mrs midwife, 25. Crosscauseway Gordon, Mrs lodgings, 21. James square Gordon, Miss 4. Hope street Gordon, Miss 19. Pitt street (
Gordon, Miss dressmaker, 24. west Richmond st. Gordon, Miss dressmaker, 45. Frederick street Gorham, Robert writer, 2. Salisbury street Gorrie, Alexander tea and spirit dealer, 173. Plea^'^
sance Gorrie, Daniel excise-officer, 48. west Richmond stV, Gorrie, John teacher of music, 209. High street ' Gorrie, Thomas 30. New street ^
Gorrie, Thomas musician, Burnett's close '^
Goulding, William wine and spirit dealer, corner
of India street, Gloucester place Gourlay, David pewterer, 83. West Bow — house
7. Park street Gourlay, Robert tailor, 13. James squai'e Gourlay, William golf-ball maker, Wright's houses Gourlay, Miss 17. Elder street Gouinlock, G. writing-master, 22. Dundas street Govan, John esq. W. S. 13. Walker street Gow, Daniel shoemaker, 48. Potterrow Gow, Daniel shoemaker, 2. Baker's place Gow, Henry vintner, Fleshmarket close Gow, John grocer and spirit-dealer, 32. Northum- berland street j^ Gow, N. and Son music-sellers, 60. Princes street ^ — house 2. Hanover street ' ' '^ Gow, Robert painter. Old Post-office close — house'
27. north Richmond street Gow, Misses A. and H. milliners and dressmakers, .' 6. Howe street ' ^
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GOW— GRA
Growan, A. lodgings, 2. Richmond court
Gowan, Charles marble-cutter, Abbeyhill
Crowan, E. engraver, 14. Waterloo place
Gowan, George esq. architect, 25. York place
Gowan, William marble-cutter, 4 Shrub place
Gowan, William merchant, 5. George's place
Gowan, Mrs 8. London street
Gowan, Mrs spirit-dealer, 13. Candlemaker row
Gowans, Mrs 7. Brown square
Gracie, J. B. esq. W. S. 28. Buccleuch place
[Grafter, Thomas glass-cutter, ]2. north back of
Canongate Gra^me, Robert esq. advocate, 18. Heriot row Graeme, Mrs 18. Heriot row Graham and Anderson jewellers, 23. Potterrow Graham, A. lodgings, 29. Bristo street Graham, Colonel 11. Castle street (Graham, Donald grocer, 8. St Andrew's square Graham, G. F. esq. 11. Castle street Graham, H. esq. Meadow place Graham, Humphry esq. W. S. 11. Castle street Graham, James esq. advocate, 5. India street Graham, James writer, St Bernard's row [Graham, John esq. Rosebank, Newington jGraham, John esq. W. S. 15. James street Graham, John spirit-dealer, Blackfriars wynd Graham, John shoemaker, 13. Shakespear square Graham, John teacher, 30. Buccleuch street Graham, John lodgings, 121. Rose street Graham, M. jeweller, 19. Salisbury street Graham, P. currier, south back of Canongate Graham, Dr Robert, professor of botany, 62. Great
King street Graham, Samuel horse-dealer, 34. Grassmarket Graham, Thomas esq. W, S. 19- London street Graham, Thomas writer, 10. Leopold place Graham, Walter esq. of excise, Merchiston lodge Graham, Mrs 31. Clerk street Graham, Mrs 8. George square Graham, Mrs lodgings, 29. Bristo street Graham, Mrs 33. Pitt street Graham, Mrs dressmaker, 377. High street Graham, Miss dressmaker, 92. Princes street Graham, Miss dressmaker, 92. Thistle street Grahame, John jun. esq. 49- Great King street Grainger, Thomas land surveyor, 4. Writer's court
1824-5.
GRA— GRA
Grandison, Lindsay general supervisor of excise,
76. Lauriston place Grando, Signor teacher of Italian, 13. Dublin i
street Grando, Signora miniature painter, 13. Dublim
street Grando, Mademoiselle teacher of French and Ita* J3
lian, 13. Dublin street Grant, Alexander esq. S. S. C. 8. Nicolson street Grant, Alexander shoemaker, 41. Hope Park end Grant, Rev. Dr Andrew, 21. Northumberland
street Grant, Captain 16. Comelybank i
Grant, Charles writer, 55. India street Grant, David mason, 24. Canal street Grant, Donald shoemaker, 393. High street j Grant, Dugald esq. writer, 25. York place i
Grant, D. spirit-dealer, 203. High street ji
Grant, D. 3. Holyrood street n
Grant, George M'Pherson esq. M. P. 91. GeM'g-e
street ?
Grant, George esq. advocate, 21. Northumberlaiiili
street Grant and Jameson, messengers at arms, 10. Palft-
liament square ,)
Grant, James esq. W. S. 17. Duke street >
Grant, James jun. esq. W. S. 17. York place • \ Grant, James tailor and clothier, 1. Hunter squailt^ Grant, James spirit-dealer, Pleasance }
Grant, John esq. 5. Stafford street Grant, John cabinet and wood merchant, 208. Ca-
nongate — house 196. ditto Grant, John bootmaker, 5. Rose street Grant, Joseph esq. W. S. 9- Argyle square — chani-
bers 12. north St David street ;
Grant, J. P. esq. W. S. 101. Princes street >
Grant, John, of customs, 7. Dewar place Grant, Matthew spirit-dealer, 29- Crosscauseway > Grant, Nathaniel esq. S. S. C. 17. York place Grant, Dr Robert E. 9. Charles street J
Grant, Robert bookseller and quill manufacturefj
36. Lothian street — house 42. ditto Grant, Robert spirit-dealer, 8. Abbeyhill Grant, William Neill esq. S. S. C. 17. York place Grant, William mason, 1. east Rose street Grant. Mrs, of Laggau, 101. Princes street
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3rant, Mrs Colonel, 3. Charlotte place ■ ''^
jrant, Mrs C. 18. Castle street
3rant, Mrs John, 10. Hill place '
3rant, Mrs dressmaker. World's End close
jrant, Mrs A. china-warehouse, 47. Grassniarkct
jrant, ]\Irs lodgings, 73. George street
jrant, Mrs lodgings, 15. Dublin street
jrant. Misses 8. Dundas street
jrant, Misses 11. Hill place
jrant, Miss 114. Princes street
jrant. Miss 44. Howe street
jrant. Miss 6. Elder street
jrant, Miss toy-shop, 128. Canongate
jrray and Howison shawl-manufacturers, 34. Nt-
colson street Sray, Alexander veterinary-surgeon, 27. Pleasance, I and 119- Rose street Gray, Andrew esq. W. S. 14. Hope street IGray, Andrew grocer, 2. Greenside street Gray, Andrew tin-smith, 20. Potterrow JGray, Andrew flesher, Wellington street Gray, Andrew shoemaker and dealer in stoneware,
70. Rose street Gray, Charles baker, 36. Buccleuch street Gray, David esq. 91- Crosscauseway Gray, David esq. S. S. C. 5. Milne's court Gray, David spirit-dealer. Bull's close, High street Gray, F. ironmonger, 2. Duke street Gray, George baker, 105. Grassmarket — house
121. ditto Gray, James bootmaker, 7. Catherine street Gray, James flesher, 9- Middle market Gray, James cabinet-maker, 7. Roxburgh place Gray, James spirit-dealer, 134. Princes street Gray, James smith and ironmonger, York lane Gray, James clock and watchmaker to his Majes- ty, 12. Parliament square — house 19- ditto Gray, James spirit-dealer, 339. Canongate and 1.
Niddry street — house Chalmers' close Gray, James lodgings, 3. Jamaica street Gray, John, of the stamp-office — house Duncan st. Gray, John bookbinder, Tweeddale's court — house
13. Salisbury street Gray, John esq. solicitor at law, 10. Hanover st. Gray, John candlemaker, 7- Richmond place Gray, John writer, 40. George square 1824-5.
GRA— GRE
Gray, John shawl-manufacturer, 34. Nicolson st.-^
house 26. Carnegie street Gray, John baker, 58. Grassmarket t
Gray, John spirit-dealer, 15. south Frederick st. Gray, John baker, 5. Clyde street ^^
Gray, Mathew baker, north Bank street Gray, Peter ironmonger, 2. Duke street :j
Gray, Robert and Co. grocers, 1. Argyle squai*e } Gray, Robert grocer, 1. east Drummoud street | Gray, Robert grocer, 2. Dean street Gray, Robert saddler, 32. Grassmarket and 43>, Hanover street — house 5. Merchant street ^ Gray, Robert baker, 495. Lawnniarket ;.
Gray, Thomas baker, 1. Rose street ,
Gray, Walter smith and farrier, 162. Rose street. Gray, William esq. 1. Charles street t
Gray, William baker, 129. Cowgate Gray, William tailor, 106. Canongate ,
Gray, William tailor, 24. Bread street ,
Gray, William mason, 74. Rose street Gray, William meal-dealer, 78. Nicolson street Gray, William tailor and clothier, 18. George
street Gray, Mrs Colonel, 6. Pitt street Gray, Mrs Captain, 2. Buccleuch place . .
Gray, Mrs John, 49. Northumberland street Gray, Mrs J. H. 106. Lauriston place Gray, Mrs George, 16. north Richmond street ^ Gray, Mrs 6. Comelybank ^
Gray, Mrs poulterer, 146. Rose street Gray, Mrs pawnbroker, AVorld's End close Gray, Mrs grocer, 15. east Sciennes street Gray, Mrs lodgings, 17. west Richmond street . Gray, Mrs lodgings, 2. Richmond place Gray, Miss 36. Hanover street Greathead, Mrs 6. St Patrick square Green, Robert watchmaker, 261. Higli street —
house 8. Nicolson square Green, Samuel general agent, 13. Salisbury street Green, Thomas spirit-dealer, Causewayside Green, Wilham hairdresser and lodgings, 10. Han- over street Green, Mrs Captain, 14. Richmond place Green, Miss straw-hat maker, 14. Lothian street Greenfield, John shoemaker, Paul's work Greenfield, Mrs 15. Graham street 1824-5.
GRE— GRE
fcreenhlll, Alexander esq. advocate, 33. Queen
street Grcenhill, Thomas, of Courant office, 204. High
street Greenshields, James grocer and spirit-dealer, 37.
Rose street' Greenshields, John B. esq. advocate, 125. Princes
street Greenside Company, manufacturers of tin, japan
and hardware goods, Greenside lane Gregory, John spirit-dealer, 99- Rose street Gregory, Thomas and William, boot and shoema- kers, 51. Princes street Gregory, Mrs Dr, 30. Northumberland street Gregory, Miss, Repository, 39. Queen street Greig and Miller mercers, 93. South bridge Greig and Peddie esqs. W. S. 8. Abercrombie place Greig, Alexander esq. W. S. 51. Queen street Greig, Alexander esq. accountant, 1. Ramsay gar- dens Greig, Alexander surgeon, Albany cottage, York
lane Greif, Andrew cloth-merchant. Cross — house 5;
Merchant street Greig, Andrew grocer, 114. Rose street Greig, Captain Charles, 1. Middleby street, New-
ington Greig, David esq. accountant, 27. Elder street Greig, David esq. W. S. 29. York place Greig, D. and R. bakers, Abbey strand—- house
Horse wynd, Canongate Greig, George writer, 63. North bridge Greig, James, of Eccles, esq. W. S. 9- Abercrom-
bie place — chambers 8. ditto Greig, Rev. James, 2. Buccleuch place Greig, James spirit-dealer, 8. Union street Greig, John and William smiths, 110. Rose street
— house 166. ditto Greig, John esq. accountant, 27. Elder street Greig, John ironmonger, 15. Calton street— house
10. Pilrig street Greig, John smith, 13. Wellington street— shop
110. Rose street Greig, John clerk of weigh-house — house 5. Mer- chant street 1824-5. I *
GRE— GRl
Greig, John tailor, 2. James place Greig, John mason, 56. Crosscauseway Greig, Thomas esq. 3. Leopold place Greig, Thomas writer, Chalmers' close — house
Merchant street Greig, Walter builder, 24. Greenside street Greig, William esq. 8. Greenside street Greig, Mrs George, 16. Drummond place Greig, Mrs 16. Melville street Greig, Mrs lodgings, 59. Thistle street Greig, Miss 8. Montagu street Greig, Miss 5. Keir street
Greville, Robert Kaye, esq. 1. Wharton place r> Grey, Rev. Henry, 8. Minto street <i
Grierson, Adam spirit-dealer, 103. Cowgate .» Grierson, Andrew tailor and clothier, 5. south Ha
nover street Grierson, Robert jeweller, 153. High street Grierson, Thomas esq. W. S. 3. south Charlotte
street Grierson, William esq. W. S. 37. Northumberland
street
Grierson, Mrs. 37. Northumberland street u
Grierson, Mrs grocer, 92. Causewayside i)
Grierson, Mrs dressmaker, 20. James square 3 Grierson, Miss 64. Buccleuch street H
Grierson, Miss 5. C rich ton street Grieve and Scott hat-manufacturers, 26. North.
bridge-— manufactory St John street uT
Grieve, Andrew esq. W. S. 40. Queen street Grieve, David, and Co. shoemakers, 42. Leith
street Grieve, David cooper, 81. north back of Canon- gate rj Grieve, George shoemaker, PauFs work .^rl Grieve, James clothier, 271. High street— house
6. Malta terrace Grieve, James coppersmith, 20. Greenside place— b'
house 35. ditto Grieve, John esq, accountant, 40. Queen street Grieve, John flesher, 13. New market — house
Milne's square Grieve, John mason, 67- Crosscauseway jir
Grieve, John grocer, 28. north Richmond streets^f Grieve, Mathew jewellei', 56. Crosscauseway
1824-5.
GRl— GUN
Grieve, Robert printed furniture and moreen ware- house, 77. South bridge — house Newington Grieve, Robert saddler, 11. south St Andrew''s
street Grieve, Robert writer, 3. Milne's square Grieve, Thomas straw and chip liat manufacturer,
15. Nicolson square Grieve, Thomas stockingmaker, 23. Middle Ar- thur street Grieve, W. and J. coppersmiths, 20. Greenside
place Grieve, Mrs 6. Malta terrace Grieve, Mrs lodgings, 6. St Patrick square Grieve, Mrs lodgings, 11. east Richmond street Grieve, Misses dressmakers, 2. Drummond street Griffin, Roger broker, 50. St Mary's wynd Griffith, Thomas spirit-dealer, 7. south St David's
street Griffiths, Mrs umbrella manufacturer — Chouse 11.
Arthur street Grigsby, David builder, 4. Greenside street Grindlay, John leather-merchant, 99. West Pow Grindlay, William esq. 20. James square Grindlay, Miss 26. Bread street Grinton, James haberdasher, 29- Nicolson street Grinton, William haberdasher, Lothian stveet, west
corner of Brighton street Groat, Dr 12. Hart street
Grosert, S. boot and shoemaker, 11. Thistle street Groves, C. spirit-dealer, 276. Canongate Grubb, Thomas builder, 54. Clerk street Grubb, Thomas warehouse-keeper of excise, 47-
Hope Park Grubb, William C. builder, 5. Montagu street Guardian Assurance Company's Office, 17.
Northumberland street Guild (Dean of) Office, Royal Exchange Guild, Alexander spirit-dealer, 106. Canongate Gullan, William wright, 47- Thistle street Gunn, Adam painter and glazier, 1. Calton street Gunn, Alexander grocer and spirit-dealer, 198.
Cowgate head — house 37. Blair street Gunn, Dcmiel spirit-dealer, 232. High street Gunn, David painter, Scotland street Gunn, Geoj-gc spirit-dealer, 44. West Bow 1824-5.
GUN— GUT
Gunu, George cowfeeder, 19. Jamaica street '^
Gunn, John grocer, 7- Chapel street
Gunn, John shoemaker, 94. Canongate
Gunn, John tailor, 327. Cowgate
Gunn, John vintner, Register street west '
Gunn, John tailor, 61 . Rose street 1
Gunn, William vintner, Old Post-office close
Gunn, William shoemaker. Bishop's close
Gunn, Mrs grocer, 1. Paul street
Gunn, Mrs lodgings, 1. Castle street
Guthrie and Tait booksellers, 4. Nicolson street
Guthrie and Simpson wood-merchants, 86. High
street Guthrie, Chai'les bookseller, 8. Waterloo place —
house Portobello Guthrie, Charles cabinet-maker, Toddrick's wynd Guthrie, H. writer, 1. Hay street Guthrie, H. spirit-dealer, 23. Pleasance Guthrie, J. damask manufacturer to his Majesty,
Drumsheugb Guthrie, William writer, 1. James square Guthrie, Mrs, Morison''s close Guthrie, Mrs lodgings for commercial gentlemen,
4. Hunter square Guthrie, Mrs lodgings, 18. Lothian street Guthrie, Miss 6. Union place Gutzmere, A. H. Springfield foundry, Leitli walk
b
H
Hadaway, Mrs 13. Montagu street Hadaway, Mrs John, 40. Great King street 1824^5.
HAD— HAL
Hadaway, Mrs 40. Great King street
Hadden, William manufacturer, 300. Lawnmark.
— house 31. Arthur street Hadden, William manufacturer, 131. Canongate Haddon, John cowfeeder-rovv Haig, James & Son, distillers, Lochrin and Sun- bury — house Lochrin Haig, James of Advocates' Library, — Royal Ex- change Haiff, Mrs lodffinffs, 16. South Richmond street Haijr, Mrs lodo-jngs, 20. Jamaica street Hailey, Mrs 6. Crichton street Hailstones, Andrew wright, Portland place Haining, Mrs 16. Keir street Hair, Andrew spirit dealer, 6. North back of
Canongate Hair, Captain 5. Park street Hair, Mrs 6. Roxburgh street Hair, Mrs lodgings, 5. and 33. Howe street Haldan, James victual-dealer, Cowgate head Haldan, John solicitor, 96. George street Haldane, Charles watchmaker, 12. South St
Andrew's street Haldane, James Alexander esq. 16. George street Haldane, James architect, 30. Broughton street Haldane, James writer, 9. Middle Arthur place Haldane, James victual-dealer, 8. Bristo street Haldane, John victual-dealer, 209. Cowgate Haldane, Robert esq. 10. Duke street Haldane, Robert lastmaker, Dickson's close Haldane, Mrs 22. Dublin street Haldane, Mrs dressmaker, 87. Prince's street Haidon, James of Leith bank, 28. Gayfield square Haliday, Adam flesher, 104. West- Port Haliday, James china merchant, 11. Canongate Haliday, John spirit-dealer, 100. West bow Haliday, Philip A. of excise, 5. Middle Arthur
place Haliday, Robert grocer, 33. High Caltoii Halkerston, James painter, 6. James's court Halkerston, Peter LL. D. and S. S. C. 15. James's
square Halkerston, Mrs 9. Graham street Halket, Samuel agent for Sunbury distillery —
house 1. North James street Halket, William boot and shoemaker, 98. Rose st. 1824-5. K
HAL-HAM
Hal], Alexander wright, S3. Thistle street
Hall, Sir James, bart. 128. George street
Hall, James, esq. advocate, 128. George street
Hall, Rev. Dr James 2. Baxter's place
Hall, James writer, 35. Tobago street
Hall, John wright, — lodgings, 4. Charlotte street
Hall, Robert esq. merchant, — house, 2. Antigua st.
Hall, Samuel surgeon, Cheyne street
Hall, William and Co. wine-merchants, 433.
High street Hall, William merchant, 5. Leopold place Hall, William bootmaker, 3. North Nelson street Hall, Mrs Captain 7. Comelybank Hall, Mrs midwife, 42. High street Hall, Mrs Commercial Traveller's Boarding- house and Lodging, 20. South bridge street Hall, Mrs lodgings, 4. Charles street Hall, Miss, boarding school, 13. Great King st. HalHon, Mrs 180. Rose street Halley, Robert teacher, 9. Greenside street Hally, John writer, 5. Glanville place Hally, Martin ladies' shoemaker, 6. Crichton st. Hamilton and Morrison, cabinet makers and
upholstei'ers, 15. Greenside place Hamilton, Dr Alexander, 57. Northumberland st. Hamilton, Alexander surgeon, R.N. 187. High
street Hamilton, Alexander writer, Holyrood house Hamilton, Alexander bootmaker, 2. Charles st,
— house, 4. Charles street Hamilton, Alexander tailor, 17. Caltonhill Hamilton, Andrew esq. 3. Northumberland street Hamilton, Archibald currier and leather rr.er-
chant, 21. South back of Canongate Hamilton, Archibald spirit-dealer, 523. Lawn- market Hamilton, Archibald wheel-wright, 157. West
bow Hamilton, David and Co, piano-forte and organ
makers, 63. North bridge Hamilton, David copper-smith, 81. Grassmarket Hamilton, J. & J. spirit-dealers, 266. Canongate Hamilton, Dr James sen. 22. St Andrew's square Hamilton, Dr James jun. 23. St Andrew's square Hamilton, James esq. W. S. Holyrood house Hamilton, James esq. of excise, 20. Gayfield sqr. 1824-5.
j HAM— HAN
'Harnllton, James writing-master, 50. South Castle
street Hamilton, James tliread merchant, 286. Canon- gate Hamilton, John esq. advocate, 1. Scotland street Hamilton, John esq. of custom house, 23. Gil- more place Hamilton, John esq. advocate, 3. Northumberland
street Hamilton, John clothier, 60. North brido-e Hamilton, John piano-forte maker, Libberton's
wynd Hamilton, John lodgings, 35. North Hanover st. Hamilton, Dr Robert 3. Northumberland street Hamilton, Robert esq. principal clerk of session,
— house 7. Hope street Hamilton, Robert and Co. stationers, 22. St An- drew's square, — manufact. 12. east Register st. Hamilton, Thomas cabinet maker, 2. Tiviot-row Hamilton, Thomas jun. esq. architect, 41. York pL Hamilton, Captain Thomas 25. Howard place Hamilton, Thomas general agent, 8. Argyll sqr. Hamilton, Sir W. bart. advocate, 16. Great King
street Hamilton, W. B. esq. surgeon, SO*. Castlehill Hamilton, William wright, Brcughton Hamilton, William lodgings, 4. Rankeillor street Hamilton, Lieutenant William 5. Norton place Hamilton, Mrs Dr, Hamilton place, Stock bridp-e Hamilton, Mrs 19. Pitt street Hamilton, Mrs 3. Northumberland street Hamilton, Mrs 7. Drumniond street Hamilton, Mrs Alexander tambouring factory,
17. St Patrick's square Hamilton, Mrs dressmaker, 67. Crosscausewav. Hamilton, Hon. Miss 2. Abercrombie place Hamilton, Miss 24. Warriston crescent Hammerman's Hall, 232, Canongate Hammerman's Hall, Magdalen chapel, Cowgate Hammingway, Mrs lodgings, 3. Catherine street Hammond, Anthony agent, 21. Scotland street Hambleton, Moses tbq. of ordnance oflice, 14. Rox- burgh street Handiside, Alex, late of the navy, 48. Potterrow Handyside and Fox, coal and brick merchants, Port Hopctoun 1824-5.
HAN— HAR
Handyside, Andrew doth merchant, 279. Higli^ street — house Mayfield loan, Newington "i
Handyside, Hugh esq. 21. Crosscauseway '
Handyside, Hugh merchant, 108. George street Handyside, Robert esq. advocate, 11. Hope street Handyside, William tinplate-worker, 49. Clerk st. Handyside, William lodgings, 50. Thistle street Handyside, Mrs 11. Hope street Handyside, Mrs 34. Buccleugh street Haneman, M. jeweller, 24. Carnegie street Hannay, George lodgings, 62. Thistle street Hannay, John esq. W. S. 36. Dublin street Hardie, Andrew cabinetmaker, Lady Lawson's
wynd Hardie, Charles boot and shoemaker, 151. Pleas. Hardie, George Melrose tavern, 66. Grassmarket Hardie, James wine and spirit-merchant, 34.
South Frederick street Hardie, John spirit-dealer, Gosford's close Hardie, John grocer, 35. Broughton street Hardie, Robert wright, 2. ToUcross street Hardie, Robert grocer, 83. W^estport Hardie, Roddam tinplate-worker, 5. Broughton st. Hardie, Thomas spirit-dealer, Mainpoint Hardie, William tobacconist, 12. Caltonhill Hardie, William baker, 7. Catherine street Hardie, William letter-carrier, 66. Canongate Hardie, Mrs lodgings, 20. James square Hardie, Miss 21. Comelybank Hardie, Miss dressmaker, 59. South Bridge Hardie, Miss dressmaker, 21. Broughton place Hardiman, Captain W. H. 5. Howard place Hardy, Thomas surgeon and dentist, 13. Duke st. Hare, James esq. 45. Charlotte square Hare, James spirit-dealer, Grange toll Hare, Mrs 33. Howe street Hargrieve, Andrew grocer, 184. Canongate Harken, John broker, 20. W^estport Harkless, Mr? lodgings, 64. East Richmond street Harkness, John 25. Candlcmakerrow Harkness, William 21. Jamaica street Harley, David teacher, 11. Terrace Harley, James lalh-sj)litler, 59. Crosscauseway Harley, John tailor, 14. West Richmond street Harley, Mrs ham-shop, 13. Gibb's entry Harper, Alexander grocer, 20. Carnegie street 1824-5.
HAR— HAT
Harper, Ebenezcr Manchester and Glasgow ware- house, 10. Hunter's square Harper, George agent, Port Hopetoun Harper, James agent for kiggage-boats, Port-
hopetoun Harper, James victual-dealer, 3. Parkslde build- ings, St Leonards Harper, Robert of excise, Comelybank Harper, Mrs innkeeper, 21. Cowgate Harper, Mrs lodgings, 8. Richmond place Harriman, Miss 20. Queen street Harrison, B. hatter, 126. Cowgate Harrison, H. and Co. umbrella makers, B5. Cross- causeway Harrison, J. D. jeweller and watchmaker, 91.
South Bridge — ^^house 16. Salisbury street Harrison, Mrs hatter, 124. Grassmarket Hart, Peter tailor, 15. Simon square Hart, Mrs 28. Great King street Hart, Mrs Walter 5. Ingliston street Hart, Miss 27. York place Hart, Miss and Company milliners and straw-hat
gallery, 90. South Bridge street Hartley, William teacher of music, 43. Thistle st. Hartley, Mrs 26. Stafford street Harvie, James esq. of Castlesemple, 19. Picardy I place Harvie, Lieut. John royal marines, 1. Gayfield sq. Harvie, John esq. W. S. 23. Rose street Harvie, John esq. 1. Gayfield place j Harvie, J. and W. chair and coachmakers, 23. I Grcenside place
Harvie, J. spirit-dealer, Simon square ' Harvie, Robert spirit-dealer, 38. Westbow Harvie, Mrs 45. George square Harvie, Mrs 17. Bread street Hastie, Alexander builder, 22. Mid. Arthur street Hastie, Alexander spirit-dealer, Hyndford's clohc Hastie, James tailor, 70. Nicolson street Hastie, James hairdresser, 36. Howe street Hastie, Thomas grocer, 70. Canongatc Hastie, Mrs 26. Rankeillor street Hastie, Mrs 3. Baker place, Stockbridge Hatelie, W^illiam esq. writer, Jessville, Dewar
place — chambers 9. Shandvvick place Hatherill, Daniel engraver, Royal Bank close 1824-5. K 3
HAT— HAY
Hathorn, Vans esq. W. S. 107. Prince's street Hatton, David carver and gilder, and distributor of stamps, 97. Prince's st. — house Comclybank Hatton, John tailor, ] 0. High-school yards Hawl, William and Son, bridle, bit, and spur- makers, 48. Low Calton Hawl, Mrs 21. South St David street Hawley, Dr Maryfield, Easter road to Leith Hay, Alexander esq. W. S. 64. Hanover street Hay, Alexander spirit-dealer, 12. Greenside row Hay, A. trunk and brushmaker, 275. Exchange Hay, Alex, grocer, 2. Dean street, Stockbridge Hay, Andrew esq. surgeon, royal navy, 4. Gray
street, Newington Hay, Andrew painter, 12. Clyde street — house 20.
Dublin street Hay, Charles plumber, 110. Rose street — house 1.
Stafford street Hay, David esq. surgeon, 67. George street Hay, David painter, St David street — house 7.
Anthony's place Hay, Douglas painter, 64. Clerk street Hay, Duncan chairmaster and spirit dealer, 16.
Charles street Hay, E. W. A. esq. Lyon Clerk, Dean house,
Stockbridge Hay, Henry baker, 6. Potterrow Hay, Captain James 88. George street Hay, James esq. writer, 64. Hanover street Hay, James spirit-dealer, 11. High street Hay, James spirit-dealer, 412. Castlehill Hay, James boot and shoemaker, 10. Clyde street Hay, James porter to Sun Fire Office, 121.
Nicolson's street Hay, Sir John of Hayston, Bart, banker, Drum-
sheugh house Hay, Sir John Bart, advocate, 4. Pitt street Hay, John esq. advocate, Drumsheugh house Hay, John writer, 2. Buccleugh place Hay, John planner, and hot-house builder, 10.
Catherine street Hay, John glazier, Blackfriars wynd Hay, J. coach-hirer, 1, North back of Canongate Hay, Major 6. Tiviot row
Hay, ]M. and J. fruit merchants, 44. Leith street Hay, Peter grocer and spirit dealer, 1. Pilrig st. 1824-5.
HAY—HEN
flay, Peter dyer, 6. Moray street, Leith walk
Hay, Lieutenant Robert 174. Pleasance
Hay, Robert bookseller, 3. Davie street
JHisy, Robert spirit-dealer, 6. Low Calton
jHay, Thomas merchant, Pilrig place
Hay, Warren esq. 8. Stafford street
Hay, William writer, 9. St Bernard's row
Hay, William victual dealer, 132. Cowgate
Hay, William hinge-maker, 48. Low Calton
Hay, Lady Dalrymple 7. Coates Crescent
Hay, Mrs Dr Thomas 58. George street
Hay, Mrs Captain 4. East James street
Hay, Mrs 13. Dundas street
Hay, Mrs Alexander Physic Gardens, and 3. Fruit
Market Hay, Miss 5. Lynedoch place Hay, Miss 25. India street Hay, Miss 6. Pitt street Hay, Miss Grove place Hay, Miss 1. South Charlotte street Haxton, Richard jeweller, 11. Potterrow Haxton, Richard jun. jeweller, 66. Leith street Haxton, Mrs Lodgings, 161. Rose street Healey, Martin, shoemaker, 12. Charles street Lleatley, James writer, 8. St Bernard's row Heaslewood, Mrs grocer, 2. Raeburn place Hector, Alexander writer, 16. London street- chambers 4. South Castle street Heggie, George esq. W. S. 20. Castle street Heggie, Mrs 20. Castle street Heo-o-ie, Mrs 5. Drummond street Hefton, George lodgings, 29. Thistle street Heiton, John builder, 2. West Circus place Henderson, Adam wright, 110. Rose street Henderson, Alexander The Right Hon. Lord
Provost of Edinburgh, 14. St John's street Henderson, Alex. esq. banker, Warriston house Henderson, Alex, silversmith, 63. Nicolson street Plenderson, Alex, of the King's Printing house- house Blair street Henderson, Alex, cabinet-maker, 6. West Nicol- son street Henderson, Alex, shoemaker, 54. Leith street Henderson, Alex, flesher, 81. Nicokon street Henderson, Alex, cowfeeder, 11. Richmond place Henderson, Andrew banker, 19. Gayfield square 1824-5.
HEN— HEN
Henderson, Daniel vintner, 6. Fleshmarket close Henderson, Edward Burntsfield Lodge Henderson, George furniture warehouse, 357.'
Cowgate Henderson. Rev. James 41. Great King street ^ Henderson, James bookbinder, 25. James square ^ Henderson, James victual dealer, 9. East Rich-;
mond street Henderson, James of the Chamberlain's office, 7.
Raeburn place Henderson, James shoemaker, 30. Leith street Henderson, James victual dealer, 88. Nicolson st. Henderson, John Irving esq. advocate, India st. Henderson, John writer, 13. Pitt street Henderson, John builder, 3. Leopold place Henderson, John grocer, 64. Lauriston Henderson, John grocer, 32. Potterrow Henderson, John of the Herring Fishery Office,
46. Thistle street Henderson, John lodgings, 34. Hanover street Henderson, John lodgings, 4. Brown street Henderson, John haberdasher, 7. South Bridge —
house 31. Nicolson's street Henderson, John mason, 60. Thistle street Henderson, John perfumer, 60. Prince's street Llenderson, Menzies glazier, 39. Thistle street Henderson, Peter builder, Broughton cottage Henderson, Peter grocer, 27. Bristo street Henderson, Robert esq. S. S. C. 6. Windmill st. Henderson, Robert jun. esq. S. S. C. 9. India st. Henderson, Robert slater, 96. Canongate Henderson, Thomas and Co. trimming and but- ton merchants, 293. High street, — house 7.
James's court Henderson, Thomas bookseller, 3. Davie street Henderson, Walter grocer, 62. Buccleuch street Henderson, Capt. William, Comely Bank Henderson, William esq. secietary to the British
Linen Company's bank, — house 20. London'^
street ^ '
Henderson, William and Son, purveyors in ordi^* ■
nary to his Majesty, — house Trinity Cottage Henderson, William jeweller, 43. North bridge,
house 25. Gayfield square Henderson, William grocer, Grassmarket, — house
9. Grassmarket
1824-5. -
HEN— HER
iTenderson, William sub-collector of taxes, 204.
High street i:Ienderson, William teacher of music, 11. High
terrace
:Ienderson, William grocer, 2. Carnegie street Henderson, William spirit dealer, 17. Potterrow ienderson, Mrs Dr 3. Lothian street Henderson, Mrs 28. Buccleuch place lenderson, Mrs 6. Park street Henderson, Mrs 7. Richmond court Henderson, Mrs P. 26. Caltonhill Henderson, Mrs T. James's court, Lawnmarket Henderson, Mrs Hart street Henderson, Mrs 7. Windmill street Henderson, Mrs laboratory, 63. Nicolson street Henderson, Mrs lodgings, 97. Rose street H^enderson, Miss J. Clerk dressmaker, 76 Prince's
street
[Henderson, Miss dressmaker, 19. S. St David st. Henderson, Miss straw hat warehouse, 48. Nicol- son street
Hendrie, Alexander upholsterer, 222. High st. Hendrie, John lastmaker, 57. Leith wynd Hendrie, Thomas spirit-dealer, 11. Wellington st. EHendrie, Miss boarding-school, 4. Castle street Henry, Edward flesher, 18. Clerk street Henry, Robert spirit-dealer, 167. & 315. Canong. Henry, William builder, 22. North Nelson street Henry, Mrs lodgings, 23. Bread street Henry, Miss 69. York place
Henry, Misses J. & M. dressmakers, 219. High st. Hepburn, Sir John Bachan, bart. 15. Royal Circus Hepburn, Robert esq. of Clerkington, North Mer-
chiston,
Hepburn, Robert spirit-dealer, Morrison's close Hepburn, W^illiam glazier, 45. Lothian street Hepburn, Mrs of Clerkington's school, 68. Foun- tain bridge Hepburn, Mrs R. 42. Queen's street Hepburn, Mrs 11. Roxburgh street Hepburn, Mrs midwife, 5. Moray st. Leith Walk Herbert, Mrs 14. Nicolson's square Hercules Insurance Company of Scotland —
office 57. North bridge Hei'd, Mrs vintner, 2. Nottingham place Herdman, D. messenger at arms, 142. High street 1824-5.
HER-HIL
Heriot's Hospital Chambers, 3. Milne's squa:
— Kiiicaid M'Kenzie, esq. Treasurer— house,
5. Gayfield square Heriot, D. G. spirit-dealer, 1. South St David's
street ^ ^
Heriot, James esq. W. S. 7. Great King street Heriot, Thomas linen and woollen draper, 280,
Lawnmarket— house Brodie's close Heriot, William spirit-dealer, [5. Leith wynd Heriot, William builder, 16. Roxburgh street Heriot, Mrs 23. London street Heriot, Miss E. dressmaker, 10. Hanover street Hermand, Lord 124'. George street Heron, Angus grocer and spirit-dealer, 28. Cowg. Heron, William spirit-dealer, 13. West port Heron, Mrs lodgings, 13. Picardy place Herris, William Young Esq. W. S. 12. Royal
Circus — chambers 29. Frederick street Hetherton, Henry locksmith and bell-hanger, 6.
Hercles street Hewat, George and Co. importers of wines and .
spirits, 30. George street ![
Hewat, Hugh shoemaker, 66. Potterrow Hewat, James grocer, 5. Cowgate-head Hewat, P. esq. 26. Dundas street Hewat, Peter esq. W. S. 33. Dundas street Hewit, Thomas leather merchant, 29. Niddry st< Hibbert, Dr Samuel 7. W^harton place Higgins, Henry solicitor at law, 35. Hanover st. Highland Socitxy of Scotland Hall, Albyn
place. Queen's street Hill, David builder, 6. Hercles street Hill, George solicitor at law, 17. No. Union st. Hill, George smith and beam maker, 17. Rich- mond place ■■ Hill, PL D. e.sq. W. S. U. Dublin street ' Hill, James grocer, 175. High street — house Sl
Windsor street, '■■
Hill, James esq. W. S. 11. India street Hill, James beam maker, 1. Salisbury street Hill, J. grocer and spirit-dealer, 2. West port Hill, John otthe British Linen Co. 25. Pitt street Hill, John grocer, 113. Cowgate Hiil, John merchant tailor, 7. Greenside place Hill, M. boot and shoemaker, 12. Hill place Hill, Norman esq. advocate, 13. Picardy place
1824-5.
HIL-HOD
Hill, Peter esq. collector of cess, 11. Bank street- house Nicolson's street Hill, Peter & Co. booksellers and stationers, 60.
Prince's street Hill, Peter optician and mathematical instrument makei-, 7. Union place — house 2. Greenside pi. Hill, Robert cooper, 1 38. Pleasance Hill, Robert baker, 126. Pleasance Hill, Thomas & Son booksellers, stationers, and commission warehouse, 53. South Bridge street — house 12. Rankeillor street Hill, William & Robert grocers and wine mer- chants, 45. Frederick street — house 37. ditto Hill, William lodgings, 82. Rose street Hill, Mrs Robert 5. Abercromby place Hill, Mrs William 17. North Union place Hill, Mrs 3. Castle street Hill, Mrs lodgings, 97. Nicolson street Hill, Misses 10. Hope street Hill, Archibald land agent, 23. Bristo street Hill, Misses milliners, 23. Bristo street Hilliard & M'Laren, merchants and agents, 6.
Plill place Hilliard, William merchant, 6. Hill place Hind, Captain Francis, 28. Royal Circus Hindman, A. lodgings, 18. Carnegie street Hindmarsh, J. H. teacher of elocution, 33. Howe I street
Hirst, James vintner, 13. Society Hislop, Andrew builder, 60. Prince's street Hislop, Andrew tailor and corset-maker, 51. 1 Lcith wynd
Hislop, David saddler, 120. West bow ^islop, Francis 2. West Arthur street hislop, James meal dealer, 2. South Union place [^isloj), James dyer, 100. Rose street Hislop, John flesher, 152. Rose street HIislop, Robert letter-carrier, 3. Jamaica street islop, Mrs 127. Nicolson street islop, Mrs lodgings, 9. South St David street hislop, Mrs lodgings, 18. South Frederick street J^islop, Miss 28. Gayfield squai'e riodgc, James & Co. merchant tailors, 50. Prince's
street — house 9. Charlotte place jlodge, Thomas esq. 1. Gray street Newington Hodge, Miss 4. Gilmore place 1821-5.
HOD— HOG
Hodges, David esq. 6. St Patrick's square Hodges, D. jeweller, 3. Waterloo place Hodgson, William lodgings, 54. Bristo street ' Hogarth, George esq. W. S. 2. South Nelson st.^ Hogarth, George jeweller, 1. Milne's square Hogarth, John mason, 3. Milne's court ^
Hogarth, Mrs 1. Dundas street Hog, Douglas painter. South lane east Thistl^'
street — house 8. St Andrew's square Hog, Thomas esq. of Newliston, 27. Laurieston Hog, James esq. Broughton -
Hog, James spirit-dealer, Cumberland street , Hog, James spirit-dealer, 18. Simon square ^
Hog, James shoemaker, Cheyne street Hog, James shoemaker, 9. Catherine street,—?
house 10. Catherine street Hogg, James coach hirer, 40. George street Hogg, John sub-collector of taxes, and agent for
Newcastle Fire Office, 1 6. Parliament square Hogg, John lodgings, 18. West Richmond street^ Hogg, Kenneth shoemaker 327. Canongate Hogg, Dr Robert, surgeon, 68. George street Hogg, Robert maltster, 39. Abbey hill Hogg, Robert baker, 31. Frederick street, — house^
68. Georjje street '^
Hogg, Robert poultry and ham shop, 16. Circus*
place, (west) Hogg, William merchant, 34. South bridge, —
house 11. Gilmore place Hogg, William smith, 3. Eldin street Hogg, William tailor, 13. Canongate Hogg, William cabinet maker. Queen place Hogg, Mrs midwife, 17. Arthur street Hogg, Mrs grocer, 25. Arthur street Hogg, Mrs grocer, 5. Dalrymple place Hogg, Mrs corset maker, 9. Prince's street Hogg, Mrs lodgings, 15. Adam street Hogg, Mrs lod^angs, 5. Dalrymple place Hocrop Miss A. and C. dress maker?, 56. Cross-
causeway Hogg, Misses E. and M. dress makers, 19. Athql
street, Stockbridge 'J.
Hogg, Misses dressmakers, 15. St Patrick's square Hoggan and Brown esqs. W. S. 22. Duke street Hoggan, Edward esq. W. S. 22. Duke street Hogue, Joseph stabler, 54. Rose-street
1824-5. 7
I HOG— HOP
Hogue, Robert surgeon-dentist, 30. Prince's st.
entry by back court, No. 4. Hales, Francis toyshop, 47. Nicolson street. —
house Stevenlaw's close Holmes and Burgess, nail manufacturers, 42.
Westport Holmes, Miss dressmaker, 4. Charles street Holmes, William broker, 16. Horse wynd Holt, Robert tailor, Dean street, Stockbridge Holway, James basketmaker, 5. Milne's court Home, Alexander esq. 45. George square Home, David esq. Haddington court, Canongate Home, George writer, 23. Clyde street Home, Dr James, professor of practice of medicine
in the University, York Place Home, James goldsmith, 19. James's square Home, John, esq. W. S. 10. Charlotte street, —
chambers 10. Charlotte street Home, William writer, 5. Pitt street Home, Mrs 3. Graham street, Laurieston Home, Mrs tea-merchant, 23. Grassmarket Home, Miss 4. Hope street Hood, Daniel teacher, Warriston's close Hood, James tailor, 6. Richmond Place Hood, Miss 3. Park street Hook, A. baker, 10. Elder street Hook, Miss B. dressmaker, 53. Rose street Hope, Right Hon. Charles, Lord President of the i Court of Session, — chambers 6. Hill street, —
house Granton Hope Fire and Life Assurance, — office 8.
South Castle street Hope, Capt. Henry, R. N. 85. George street iHope, James esq. W. S. 65. Queen street, — [ chambers 65. Queen's street iHope, John esq. Solicitor-General for Scotland,
77. Queen street -Hope, General Sir John, Bart. 116. George st. Hope, Dr T. C. professor of chemistry in the
University, 65. Queen's street Hope, Thomas spirit-dealer, 83. Canongate Hope, Thomas spirit-dealer, 13. Nottingham Place Hope, Vice- Admiral Sir William Johnston, K.C.B.
84. George's street Hope, William spirit dealer, 7. Bristo street Hope, William baker, 6. College street
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HOP— HOT
Hope, Mrs 4. Comelybank
Hope, Mrs 39. Thistle street
Hope, Miss of Pinkie, 89. George street
Hope, Miss 85. George street
Hopton, A. wooden clock maker, 515. Lawn-!
market i
Hopton, James wooden clock maker, West bow I Hopkiric, J. G. esq. W. S. 26. Northumb. street Hopporton, Samuel grocer, 497. Lawnmarket Horn, Alexander spirit dealer, 118. Canongate Horn, David and Co. Clark's mill bleachfield^
Canonmills Home, Archibald, esq. 3. North Charlotte st. Home, Donald, esq.W. S. 17. Heriotrowv— cham^
bers 34. St Andrew's square Home, James, esq. W. S. 17. Heriot row Home, James writer, 2. Adam street Home, Peter grocer, 7. Arthur street Home, William, esq. advocate, 56. Great King
street Home, William esq. S. S. C. 3. Chapel street Home, Mrs ladies' hairdresser, west Register st. Homer, John, esq. 16. Walker street Homer, L. and Co. manufacturers, 2. Chapel st. Horner, Leonard, esq. 8. Lauriston lane Homer, Miss 22. London street Horsburgh, Archibald, shoemaker, 63. Causeway- side Horsburgh, John engraver, 10. Salisbury street Horseburgh, John stabler. White Hart Inn, 44.
Grassmarket Horsburgh, John baker, 2. Stafford street Horsburgh, S. shoemaker, 125. Rose street Horsburgh, W. esq. W. S. 67. Great King street Horsburgh, Major W. H. 63. York Place Horsburgh, Mrs 31. Gayfield square Horsburgh, Miss teacher of music, 1 . Broughton
place, (cast) Horticultural Society, — chamber, 10. James's
square Hosie, William ginger beer brewer, Allan's close , Hossack, Daniel spirit dealer, 18. Hanover street Hossack, James 50. Buccleugh street Hossack, Mrs 9. Minto street, Newington Hotchkis and Meiklejohn esqs. W. S. 22. Duke
street 1824-5.
k HOI— HOW
Hotchkis, James esq. W. S. 18. Duke street Hotham, Richard teacher, Abbejhill House of Industry, 21. St John's street Houston, David writer, 34;. Dundas street Houston, David writer, 6. James's court Houston, William esq. advocate, 10. Argyll square Houston William and Co. straw hat manufac- turers, 51. Lothian street Houston, Mrs grocer, Livingston's yards Houston, Miss 11. Hill street Houston, Miss lodgings, 108. George street Howard, Alexander merchant, Howard place Howat, Hugh bootmaker 66. Potter-row Howden, Alexander agent, 4. London street Howden, Alexander victual-dciler, 92. Nicolson
street Howden, Andrew esq. 63. Frederick street Howden, Charles haberdasher and dealer in ladies'
shoes, 5. North bridge street, — house, 94-.
Lauriston place Howden, Francis esq. 3. Bellevue crescent Howden, James esq. 10. Keir street Howden, James watchmaker and jeweller, 56. ' North bridge, — house, 5. Minto street Howden, John jeweller, 9. Waterloo place, —
house, 2. High terrace Howden, Matthew pawn broker, 118. High street Howden, Matthew 1. Arniston place Howden, Robert, esq. W. S. 3. Bellevue crescent Howden, Robert shoemaker, 385. High street Howden, Mrs 106. Lauriston place Howden, Mrs 94. Lauriston place Howden, Mrs lodgings, 12. North Richmond st. Howe, James portrait and historical painter, —
house 18. Canal street, — gallery, 7. James'
square Howell, John bookbinder, 30. Thistle street Howie, James wholesale warehouse, St Andrew's
square, — house, 28. High street Howie, James portrait painter, 51. North bridge Howie, Mrs 6. Leopold place Howison, George sen. carver and gilder, foot of
Don's close Howison, George jun. ivory turner, 153. High
street Howison, George watchmaker, 85. West port : 1824-5.
HOW— HUM
Howison, J. carver and gilder, foot of Roxburgh
close Howison, Richard grocer and spirit-dealer, 16.
Carnegie street Howison, Dr William — class room, 8. Nicolson's'
square Howison, William and Son merchants, 1. Drum-
mond street Howison, William sen. writer, 86. Prince's street Howison, William jun. 9. Nicolson's square Howison, William surgeon, 9. Nicolson's square Howison, William engraver, Roxburgh close Howison, William cabinet-maker, 4. Macdougal
street Hoy, Mrs 4. Clerk street
Hozier, James esq. advocate, 9. Stafford street Hozier, James jun. esq. advocate 15. Gloucester st. Huddleston, Mrs lodgings 59. Thistle street Hughes, Archibald currier, 51. Clerk street Hughes, John superintendant of Lunatic Asylum,
Morningside Huie, Alex, agent, 297. Royal Exchange — house
10. Dublin street Huie, Edward merchant, 9. Greenside street Huie, James L. bookseller and stationer, 14. Infir- mary street — house 4. do. Huie, John of Excise, 37. Leith wynd Huie, Richard surgeon, 16. Nicolson's street Huie, Mrs 2. Tiviot row Huie, Mrs 51. Hope Park end Huison, Andrew spirit-dealer, 69. West bow Hume, Honourable Baron, 47. George street Hume, Charlesof Maberley and Co's. Bank, 13.
Union street Hume, Charles flesher, 4. Semple street Hume, George wright, 4. Jamaica street Hume, J. and Son, smiths, 13. Canongate Hume, James Nelson messenger at arms, 50.
George street Hume, John reedmaker, 107. West bow Hume, William grocer, 78. Canongate — house 2.
Holyrood street. South back of do. Hume, Mrs 5. Salisbury street Hume, Mrs A. lodgings, 11. Drummond street Hume, Mrs lodgings, 8. Roxburgh street Hume, Mrs lodgings, 5. James's street
1824-5.
HUN— HUN
Hunt, Charles of the Bank, 13. Union street Hunt, Edward inkmakcr, Jock's lodge Hunt, William esq. W. S. 17. Union street Hunter, Campbell, and Cathcart, esqs. W. S. —
chambers 5. North St David's street Hunter and Co. wine and spirit merchants, 5. Old
Fishmarket — house 30. Pitt street Hunter, Dr Adam 47. Queen's street Hunter, Alex. esq. W. S. — chambers 5. North St
David's street Hunter, Andrew tobacconist and grocer, 1. Bristo
port and HS. West port — house I't. Society Hunter, David hatmaker, 81. South bridge —
house 4. Hay's court. Main point Hunter, David flesher, 10. Bristo street Hunter, David bookbinder, 52. Cowgate Hunter, David tinsmith, 1. Howe street Hunter, George esq. of Callander, 34. Dublin st. Hunter, James esq. of Thurston, 5. Queen's street Hunter, James vintner, Old Post-office stairs Hunter, J. B. lodgings, 8. Thistle street Hunter, John esq. Callander House, Canongate Hunter, John esq. W. S. 5. Ladyfield place Hunter, John merchant, 30. Pitt street Hunter, John and Co. stationers and circulating
library, 3. North St Andrew's street — house 35.
North Richmond street Hunter, John tea, wine, and spirit-dealer, 109.
and 179. High street — house Bailie Fyfe's close Hunter, John tailor, 37. Leith wynd Hunter, Lieutenant-general 54. Queen's street Hunter, Captain Patrick 22. Queen's street Hunter, Peter candlemaker, 149. West port —
house 28. Fountain bridge Hunter, R. esq. advocate, 67. Northumberland st. Hunter, Richard writer, 2. Milne's court Hunter, Robert esq. 3. Wharton place Hunter, Robert grocer and spirit-dealer, 113.
Pleasance Hunter, Thomas wine merchant — house 104.
Rose street Hunter, Thomas esq. 2. Minto street Hunter, Thomas broker, 224. Cowgate Hunter, William and Thomas wine and spirit
merchants, 4. Cowgate-head Hunter, William esq. 2. Minto street
1824-5. L 3
Hrx— HUT
Hunter, William wine-merchant — house Hay's
court, Mainpoint Hunter, William bookseller, stationer, and circu- lating library, 23. Hanover street — house lO-t. Rose street Hunter, William plasterer, 10. James street Hunter, William senior, smith, Broughton Hunter, William junior, smith, Broughton Hunter, William painter, 26. Nicolson's street Hunter, William painter, 44. East Richmond st. Hunter, William currier, 9. Lauriston street Hunter, W^illiam wright, Canaan Hunter, Lady 16. Hope street Hunter, Mrs of Blackness, 17. Royal Circus Hunter, Mrs of Aytonhall, 1. Frederick street Hunter, Mrs James, 74. Queen's street Hunter, Mrs R. 4. Hay's court, Mainpoint Hunter, Mrs James baker, 206. Cowgate — house
Stevenlaw's close Hunter, Mrs boot and shoe shop, 18. Nicolson's st. Hunter, Mrs grocer, 23. College street — house 21.
College street Hunter, Mrs lodgings, 19. Salisbury street Hunter, Mrs lodgings, 2. Little Arthur street Hunter, Mrs lodgings, 35. North Richmond street Hunter, Mrs lodgings, 56. Buccleugh street Hunter, Mrs lodgings, 36. Buccleugh street Hunter, Mrs lodgings, 53. Thistle street Hunter, Mrs lodgings, 13. Circus place West Hunter, Mrs lodgings, 5. Union street Hunter, Mrs lodgings, 39. Thistle street Hunter, Miss of Glencarse, 7. Minto street Hunter, Misses dress-makers, 105. South Bridge Hunter, Miss of the Lancastrian school — house 3.
Davie street Huntly, William stabler, Harrow inn, Candle- maker-row Hurst, John smith, Paul's work Hutcheson and Son, bakers, 5. East Register street Hutcheson, Charles wright, Broughton Hutcheson, George writer, 6. Dean street Hutcheson, Gilbert esq. advocate, 44. Frederick st. Hutcheson, Henry spirit-dealer, 5. Canongate Hutcheson, John keeper of the register of sasines,
6. Circus place East 1824-5.
HUT— ING
Hutcheson, John jeweller, 3. Calicndei's entry,
Canongate Hutcheson, Patrick writer, 25. Elder street Hutcheson, Robert builder, 54'. India street Hutcheson, William spirit-dealer, King's stables Hutcheson, William grocer, 57. Potterrow Hutchins, Thomas dentist, 27. George stieet Hutchinson, Alexander grocer, Canon street,
Stockbridge '
Hutchinson, John printer, Craig's close Hutchinson, Lieutenant Colonel 45. Heriot row Hutchinson, Mrs 84. Great King street Hutchinson, Mrs H. 3. Duncan street, Drum-
moud place Hutchinson, Mrs 10. Dean street, Stockbridge Hutton, Alexander grocer, 77. Wcstport Hutton, Alexander worsted shop, 14, Bristo street Hutton, David merchant-tailor, 1. Charles street Hutton, David haberdasher, 9. South Bridge Hutton, James esq. Comelybank Hutton, James wright, 53. Thistle street Hutton, John tailor, 10. High school wynd Hutton, John flesher, 32. Middle market Hutton, John flesher, 91. Leith wynd Hutton, P. haberdasher, 18. South Bridge Hutton, Robert haberdasher, 36. South Bridge Hutton, Thomas writer, 30. Broughton street Hutton, William manufacturer, 19. Fountain
Bridge Hyndman, Henry, esq. 3. Scotland street Hyndman, John esq. advocate, 66. Northumber- land street
Imlach, Mrs George 25. Pitt street
Imperial Insurance Company, British Linen
Company, St Andrew's square Imrie, James writer, 86. Princes street Imrie, Miss 63. Queen's street Inch, Alex, flesher, 3. Middle-market Inches, Mrs stabler, 90. Grassmarket Inderwick, Mrs 22. Rose street Inglis and Weir, esqs. W. S. 46. Queen's street Inglis and Co. spirit-dealers, 269. Cowgate
1824-5.
ING— ING
Inglis, Alex. esq. Advocate, 43. Charlotte square Inglis, Dr Andrew 25. Albany street Inglis, Archibald bookbinder, Carrubber's close Inglis, Charles cotton-merchant, 407. High street,?^
— house 13. Gi'aham street Inglis, David spiiit-dealer, Canonmills ^
Inglis, David spirit-dealer, 154. Cowgate Inglis, David stabler, 81. Grassmarket Inglis, David grocer, 1. Warriston place Inglis, George agent and leather-merchant, 102.
West bow, — house 13. Graham street Inglis, George stabler, 100 Rose street, — lodgings
4. Frederick street Inglis, George draper, 397. Lawnmarket, — house
1 1. Keir street Inglis, George jun. merchant, 407. Lawnmarket,
— house 8. Wharton place Inglis, Harry esq. writer, chambers 4. Bank street,
— house 43. George square Inglis, James and Co. bankers, 7. Hunter's-square Inglis, James esq. banker — house, 43. Charlotte sq. Inglis, James esq. 119. West port. Inglis, James grocer, 54. Crosscauseway Inglis, James spirit-dealer, 36. Nicholson street Inglis, Rev. Dr John 43. George square Inglis, John builder, 4 Royal circus, east Inglis, John haberdasher, 24. South bridge, —
liouse 7. Druinmond street Inglis, John gardener, 3. Warriston place Inglis, John teacher, Inglis court. West port, —
house Lady Lawson's wynd Inglis, Robert cowfeeder, near Logic green Inglis, Robert wright, 11 Ro?e street Inglis, William esq W. S. 49. Queen's street, —
chambers 46 ditto Inglis, William merchant, 8. St John's street Inglis, William esq. S. S. C, 8. St John's street Inglis, William shoemaker, 6. George street Inglis, William flesher, 19. Keir street Inglis, William shoemaker, 43. Thistle-street Inglis, I\Irs Colonel 58. Frederick street Inglis, Mrs 4. Mineral street, Stockbridge Inglis, Mrs grocer, 28. Simon's square Inglis, Miss 25. Ann street, Stockbridge Inglis, Miss 1. North James's street Inglis, Miss 13. Terrace
1824-5.
J ING— IRV
Inglis, Miss lodgings, 70. George street Innes, Cosmo esq. advocate, 59. Frederick street Innes, Charles plasterer, 153. Rose street Innes, Gilbert esq. of Stow, 24'. St Andrew's squ. Innes, John esq. W. S. 61. Queen street — cham- bers 25. Frederick street Innes, John spirit-dealer, 100. Pleasance Innes, John tailor, 29. Bristo street Innes, Thomas esq. W. S. 59. Frederick street
— chambers 119. Prince's street Innes, William esq. W. S. 23. Queen's street Innes, William spirit-dealer, 1. St Patrick's square
— house 3. ditto Innes, Rev. William, 64. Frederick street Innes, Mrs 7. Hart street Innes, Mrs E. hatter, 78. South bridge — house 8.
Merchant street Innes, Miss 6. Picardy place Innes, Misses, dress-makers, 25. Broughton place Innerwick, Mrs 22. Rose-street Instant, James, cabinet-maker, S^. Nicolson street Insurance Company of Scotland, office 200.
High street Inverarity, James merchant, Canonmills Inverarity, John upholsterer, 26. Canal street Ireland and Ramsay, fruiterers, 68. Prince's street Ireland, Richard bookseller, 59. South bridge Ireland, Thomas sen. and Co., Manchester and
Glasgow warehouse, 37. South bridge — house
35. Lothian street Ireland, Thomas jun. and Co. booksellers, 57.
South bridge Ireland, Mrs 28. Gayfield square Ireland, Mrs 17. Charles street Ironside and Orr, mahogany merchants, 28. Horse
wynd Ironside, Ralph Anthony, esq. of Fennochside, 16.
St John street Irvine, David grocer and spirit-dealer, 5. South
Richmond street — house 24. ditto Irvine, Duncan painter, 3. India street Irvine, George of high school, Lothian road Irvine, James, wine and spirit dealer, 5. Leith
street — house 25. Gayfield square Irvine, James victual-dealer, 8. Buccleuch-street, Irvine, James Grange loan
1824-5.
IRV— JAC
Irvine, John engraver, 71. St Mary's wynd Irvine, Patrick esq. W. S. 23. Northumberland str Irvine, William perfumer, 5. James's street Irvine, Mrs 12. Gayfield square Irvine, Mrs 62. Frederick street Irvine, Mrs 9. Leith street Irving, Alexander esq. advocate, 27. Heriot row Irving, Dr David librarian Advocate's Library,
6. Meadow place Irving, John esq. W. S. 106. Prince's street Irving, William esq. 36. Charlotte square Irving, Mrs Dr Miln's court, Lawnmarket Irving, Mrs Chessell's court, Canongate Isles, Andrew currier and leather merchant, 122
Pleasance— house 13. St Leonard street Isbister, Thomas grocer, 188. High street Ivory, James esq. advocate 15. Dundas street
Jack, Andrew printer, Stevenlaw's close, — house
Elphingston's court. South Gray's close Jack, Archibald stationer, do. Jack, Richard jeweller, 56. Potter-row Jack, Misses M. & J. milliners, 59. South bridge Jackson, George 10. Duncan street, Drummond
place Jackson, John house and ornament painter, York
lane, — house, 8. London street Jackson, John spirit dealer, 16. Catherine street Jackson, John spirit dealer, 14. Grassmarket Jackson, John haberdasher, 2. Adam's street Jackson, Robert and Co. North British Coach- work, 40. Terrace, — house, 21. James's square _^ Jackson, Robert, merchant 31. Clerk street "
Jackson, Thomas wholesale spirit-dealer, 51. North Hanover street ■
Jackson, Thomas Glasgow carrier office, 119.
Grassmarket Jackson, Mrs James 67. Great King street Jackson, Misses J. & M. corset-makers, 9. Green- side street Jacobs, Aaron, jeweller, 27. North Richmond st. Jacobs, R. and Co. hat-makers, 2. Catherine st. 1824-5.
JAM— JAR
James, David baker, 25. London street
James, John bootmaker, 14;. South St David street
— house, 30. Rose street James, Mrs milliner, 7. St Andrew's square Jameson, Alexander tailor, 1. Broughton street Jameson, David spirit dealer, Paul's work Jameson, Gorge baker, 188. Pleasance Jameson, George lodgings, 23. Arthur street Jameson, Henry lodgings, Gosford's close Jameson, John and Co.cheesemongers, 73. Prince's
street Jameson, John esq. S. S. C. 1. South Nelson street Jameson, John cowfeeder, 18. Hardwell close,
Simon's square Jameson, Peter merchant tailor, Royal exchange,
— house, 369. High street Jameson, Robert esq. Professor of natural history
in the University, 21. Royal circus Jameson, Robert lodgings, 1 32. Rose street Jameson, Robert lodgings, 7. east Register street Jameson, William esq. W. S. 21. James' square Jameson, William builder, 44. Howe street Jameson, William meal-dealer, Pitt street Jamieson, Gilbert and Son, grocers and spirit- dealers, 82. Grassmarket Jamieson, Henry lodgings, Gosford's close Jamieson, Rev. Dr John 4-. George square Jamieson, John esq. wine-merchant, Pilrig road Jamieson, Major 27. Drummond street Jamieson, Robert esq. advocate, 42. Castle street Jamieson, Robert esq. W. S. 26. Heriot-row Jamieson, Robert druggist, 13. South bridge Jamieson, Robert baker. 111. Pleasance,— house,
24. east Richmond street Jamieson, Robert O. messenger at arms, 6. Milne's
square Jamieson, Robert shoemaker, 17. west Richmond
street Jamieson, William linen draper, 60. High street,
— house, Chalmers' close Jamieson, Mrs 1. Antigua street Jamieson, Mrs straw hat maker, 7. Bristo street Jardine, Alexander fancy printer, 118. Fountain
bridge Jardine, Andrew teacher, Simpspn's court, Pot- ter-row 1824-5.
JAR— J OH
Jardirie, David and Co. sugar refiners,— -Edin- burgh Sugar house, Canongate Jardine, Henry esq. King's remembrancer in Ex- chequer, 123. Prince's street Jardine, James esq. civil engineer, 9. Hanover st. Jardine, James grocer, 324. Lawnmarket Jardine, John esq. advocate, 9. Great King street Jardine, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 1. Union
street Jardine, Thomas wright, 4. east Arthur place Jardine, Mrs 1. Arthur street Jardine, Mrs spirit-dealer, 231. Canongate Jardine, Miss Dean street, Stockbrido-e Jardine, Miss 2. St Andrew's square ° Jarvice, James mason, 17. Gibb's entry Jefferson, Thomas of Excise 16. Hart street Jeffray, Sergeant East India recruiting service,
33. High street Jeffray, William accountant, 9. James's street Jeffray, William rag-warehouse, 22. Blair street Jeff^rey, Francis esq. advocate, 92. George street Jeffrey, G. beef and ham shop, 20. north Union
street Jeffrey, James draper, 5. Bank street,— house,
Brodie's close. Jeffrey, James cabinet maker, Broughton Jeffrey, John esq. W. S. 132. George street Jeffrey, John shoemaker, Inglis' court, West port. Jeffrey, Joseph esq. 17. Keir street Jeffrey, R. and W. manufacturers, 54. Bristo st. Jeffrey, William vintner, 10. Shakspeare's square Jeffrey, Mrs 23. Duke street Jeffrey, Miss 4. Graham street Jenkinson, James spirit-dealer, 4. Carnegie street Jennings, Mrs vintner, 20. Fleshmarket close Jerments, Mrs 23. Clerk street Jobson, Mrs 6. Shandwick place Jobson, Miss 17. India street Johnson, James hatter, 107. South Bridge Johnson, Mrs J. 3. Antigua street Johnston and Graham, silk mercers, 38. South
bridge Johnston and Little, esqrs. S. S. C. 30. Northum- berland street Johnston and Co. lien and woollen drapers, 296.
Lawnmarket 1824-5. 6
' JOH— JOH
Johnston, Adam wine-merchant, 3. Broughton st. Johnston, Alexander esq. W. S. 26. James's street Johnston, Alexander ironmonger, 110. West bow,
— house, 4-. Lothian street Johnston, Alexander merchant, 6. North Castle
street Jolniston, Alexander grocer, 81. Canongate Johnston, Alexander flesher, Queensierry street Johnston, Andrew esq. advocate, 18. Hart street Johnston, Andrew saddler, 120. Canongate Jolinston, Archibald silk mercer, 38. South bridge Johnston, Archibald baker, 157. Pleasance Johnston, Captain of Sands, 7. east Circus place Johnston, Christopher surveyor of buildings, 1.
Beaumont place Johnston, Dr D. 3*. Queen street Johnston, David mason, 10. Moray street Johnston, David vintner. King's Park Johnston, David shoemaker, 32. Leith street Johnston, Frederick, of Ramsays & Co.'s bank,
16. Royal Exchange Johnston, Frederick spirit dealer, 10. Canongate Johnston, George manager of Perth Bakmg
Company, 103. Leith wynd Johnston, George 2. Lothian street Johnston, Henry esq. surgeon, 34. Queen street Johnston, James victual dealer, 93. Canongate,—
house 1. Reid's Court, Canongate Johnston, James grocer, 23. James's street Johnston, James engraver, 396. Bank street Johnston, James bootmaker, 77. Rose street Johnston, James tobacconist, 104.. High street,—
house 6. Mansfield place Johnston, James cheesemonger, 10. South St Da- vid street, — house 9. Rose street ^ Johnston, James vintner and stabler, 17. South
back of Canongate Johnston, Rev. John, 2. Minto street Johnston, John jun. S. S. C. 1. George street Johnston, John writer, 4. Grove street Johnston, John builder, 10. St Anthony's place Johnston, John and Son, printers, 104. High st. Johnston, John draper, 3. Bank street,— house
396. Castlehill 1824-5. M
JOH— JOH
'Johnston, John wright and glazier, General's en- try,— house 6. West Nicolson street Johnston, John land surveyor, 5. Wharton place Johnston, John meal dealer, 122. Cowgate Johnston, John coach hirer, 5. Terrace Johnston, John woollendraper, 6. South St Da- vid's street Johnston, John cabinet maker, 8. Leith walk Johnston, John tailor, 10. Jamaica street Johnston, John rag warehouse, S^. Blair street Johnston, J. house carpenter, 31. Broughton place Johnston, Joseph grocer, 6. Dublin street Johnston, Joseph writer, 3. Potterrow Johnston, Laurence esq. of Sands, 7. East Circus.
place Johnston, M. road contractor. Holy rood street Johnston, Matthew watchmaker, 99. Nicolson st. Johnston, Major, 5. Broughton Place Johnston, Neil printer. Anchor close Johnston, Oliver spii'it-dealer, Easter road Johnston, Peter writer, Haddington's entry Johnston, Richard esq. banker, of Sir William Forbes & Co.'s Parliament square, — house Parliament square Johnston, Robert grocer and oilman to his Ma- jesty, 42. North bridge, — house 27. James's sq. Johnston, Robert jun. tea and wine-merchant, 1.
Pitt street Johnston, Robert stationer, 66. Bristo street Johnston, Robert currier, 17. South back of Gan-
ongate Johnston, Thomas esq. advocate, 13. Frederick
street Johnston, Thomas esq. S. S. C. 37. Albany st. Johnston, Thomas jeweller and dealer in curiosi- ties, 34. Prince's street, — house Abbey hill Johnston, Thomas baker, 71. St Leonard street Johnston, Thomas cabinetmaker, 69. Rose street Johnston, Thomas tobacconist, 3. St Patrick's
square, — house 71. St Leonard's street Johnston, Thomas merchant, 23. Howard place Johnston, Thomas painter and glazier, 16. Paul's
work Johnston, Thomas cabinetmaker, 21. Athol street
Stockbridge Johnston, William esq. 30. Northumberland street 1824-5.
Jol
J OH— JUS
Johnston, William land-surveyor, 7. Brown sq.
Johnston, Mrs 57- great King street
Johnston, Mrs 8. India street
Johnston, Mrs 70. Laurieston place
Johnston, Mrs 4. Northumberland street
Johnston, Mrs 13. Comelybank
Johnston, Mrs Lothian road
Johnston, Mrs 7. Crichton street
Johnston, Mrs 3. Drummond street
Johnston, Mrs 7. Carnegie street
Johnston, Mrs 3. Potterrow
Johnston, Mrs E. M. vintner, 28. Rose street
Johnston, Mrs R. lodgings, 9. St Bernard's row
Johnston, Mrs lodgings, 2. Young street
Johnston, Mrs 3. Richmond place
Johnston, Mrs lodgings, 9. Canongate
Johnston, Miss 38. Rankeillor street
Johnston, Miss 10. Buccleuch place
Johnston, Miss 28. London street
Johnston, Misses 1 3. Frederick street
Johnston, Miss & Co. dressmakers, US. Prince's
street Johnston, Misses dressmakers, 12. Broughton st. Jollie, James & Walter esqs. W. S. 6. Duke
street Jollie, Robert surgeon, 21. Windsor street Joilie, Mrs P. lodgings 165. Rose street Jollie, Misses 14. St Andrew's square Jones, John esq. S. S. C. 45. Hanover street Jones, John book publisher, 10. Nicolson's square Jones, Richard teacher, 20. George street Jones, Rev. Dr T. 45. Hanover street Jones, Mrs 9. Hope street Jones, Mrs 1. Buccleugh place Jopp, Miss 1. London street Journal Office, (weekly) 251. High street Junor, Thomas writer, 6. Gilmore place Junor, H. D. 64. Buccleuch street Jury Court, 16. Parliament square Justice of Peace Office, Libberton's wynd Justiciary Office, Register house Justice, George hatmaker, 166. Pleasance
1824-5.
KAN— KEI
K
Kane, Charles broker, 22. St Mary's wynd
Kant, Alexander bone-setter, 322. Lawnmarket •
Kay, Alexander landscape painter, 33.Dundasst,
Kay, George gardener, Restalrig
Kay, James grocer, 5. Potterrow
Kay, James plasterer, 65. Thistle street
Kay, James plasterer, Advocates close
Kay, John picture-dealer, 227. High street
Kay, John spirit-dealer, 115. Canongate
Kay, John baker, 2. Jamaica street
Kay, John lodgings, 41. Bristo street
Kay, Robert spirit-dealer, 11. St Anthony's place
Kay, Mrs lO't. Prince's street
Keaw, Mrs teacher, 2. Broughton place
Keay, James esq. of Snaigo, advocate, 130..
Prince's street Keay, John lodgings, 65. Thistle street Keay, Mrs lodgings, 20. South St Andrew's street Keay, Miss 59. Queen's street Keddie, Mrs candle shops, head of Fleshmarket
and 88. Prince's street — house St Ann's Lodge,
Croftangry Kedslie, Andrew baker, Cheyne street Kedslie, J. and Company, bakers, Dean street Kedslie, Mrs victual-dealer, 2. Tobago street Kedzlie, Alexander and Company, tea and spirit-.
dealers, 4. Baker street, Stockbridge Kedzlie, Thomas flesher, 36. Middle market Kegie, Henry tailor, 13. Rose street Kegie, Isabella 1. Adam street Keegan, Thomas grocer, 1. North St David street Keen, Mrs lodgings, 186. Rose street Keir, P. S. esq. advocate, 32. Charlotte square Keir, Peter gardener, Marshall's entry, Leith walk Keir, Robert brewer, Pleasance Keir, William esq. 19. St John's street Keir, Mrs 10. Stafford street Keir, Miss 32. Ann street, Stockbridge Keith and Christie, esqs. accountants, 7. Charlotte
street Keith, Sir Alexander of Ravelston, 43. Queen's st. Keith, Colin smith, 34. Castlebarns
1824-5.
TCEI— KEN
keith, James esq. surgeon, 51. Frederick street
Keith, Peter spirit-dealer, 6. George Street
Keith, Peter macer of Exchequer, 19. Jamaica st.
Keith, Robert esq. 9. Forth street
Keith, Mrs of Dunotter, 99. Prince's street
Keith, Mrs 1 1 . Maitland street
Keltic, John esq. Wright's- houses, Burntshekl
links Kell, Mrs Buccleugh street Kelly, James esq. Dunbar's close Kelly, Thomas spirit-dealer, 200. Cowgate Kemp and Company, straw-hat manufacturers, 90.
South Bridge, and Greenside place Kemp, Alexander merchant-tailor, 8. South Col-
le"-e street — house 7. Crichton street Kenip, Charles merchant-tailor, 10. Jamaica street Kemp, David esq. 6. Merchant street Kemp, Francis spirit-dealer, 19. South Hanover st. Kemp, PL grocer, 283. Canongate Kemp, John baker, 64. Rose street Kemp, John victual-dealer. 111. High street Kemp, Robert baker, 31. Castle street— house 33.
High street Kemp, Mrs 11. Bread street, Port Hopetoun Kemp, Mrs Colin grocer and spirit-dealer, 31.
North Nelson street Kenmore, John linen and woollen-draper, 274.
Lavvnmarket— house 423. ditto Kennedy, Adam esq. of Romano, 4. Howard place Kennedy Dr Alexander 6. Albany street Kennedy Charles surgeon, 2. Greenside place- shop 1 3. Catherine street Kennedy, Charles spirit-dealer, 8. South St An- drew's street Kennedy, Ensign Duncan, 28. Carnegie street Kennedy, George esq. W. S. 30. Frederick street Kennedy, Hugh esq. W. S. 14. Forth street Kennedy, James manager of blind asylum, 36.
Nicolson's street Kennedy, John esq. W. S. Great King street Kennedy, Peter shoemaker, 5. Brown street Kennedy, Robert esq. W. S. 6. South Nelson st. Kennedy, Robert spirit-dealer, 11. M'Dougal st. Kennedy, Ross, Greek and Latin academy, East
Register street 1824-5. M 3
KEN— KER
Kennedy, Thomas F. esq. M. P. advocate, Iff.
Heriot row Kennedy, William glover, 15. South Bridge-*
house 2. James's court, Lawnmarket Kennedy, William smith, Geddes's close Kennedy, Mrs of Dunure, 16. Heriot row Kennedy, Mrs 14. Forth street Kennedy, Mrs 35. Hanover street Kennedy, Mrs manager of the industrious blind,
38. Nicolson's street Kennedy, Mrs lodgings, 19. Canongate Kennedy, Miss 3. Abercrombie place Kennedy, Miss 1. Elm row Kennedy, Miss 1. James's square Kent, Frederick china merchant, 7. South Hano- ver street Kent, Joseph of excise, 12. South Nelson street Ker and Dickson, esqs. W. S. — chambers 21.
Thistle street Ker, Alexander merchant, Grove street Ker, Alexander mason, Grove street Ker, James esq. of Blackshiels, 24. Royal Circus Ker, John esq. W. S. 2. Royal Circus Kermack, John of the Register office, 11. Union st. Kermack, John esq. W. S. 43. Albany street Kerr, Capt. A. K. royal navy, 26. Great King st. Kerr, Andrew upholsterer, 21. Greenside place —
house 9. Greenside place Kerr, Archibald spirit-dealer, 33. Fountain bridge Kerr, Captain Charles royal navy, 35. Ann's street
Stockbridge Kerr, David mill-master, Canonmills Kerr, Gilbert esq. 1, Minto street Kerr, James and Alexander, grocers, 9. North
Nelson street — house Monteith's close Kerr, James wine and spirit merchant, 14. South
Nelson street Kerr, James locksmith. Old Fishmarket close Kerr, James brewer, 1 6. East Sciennes street Kerr, James grocer, 32. High street— house Mon- teith's close Kerr, John printer, 9. Simon's square Kerr, Neil painter, 11. Warriston's close Kerr, Lord Robert assistant-adjutant general, 36.
Albany street— office Castle Kerr, Robert esq. of Chatto, 30. Gayfield square 1824-5.
KER— KID
Kerr, Robert contractor and carter, 38. Abbeyliill Kerr, Robert merchant, 375. High street — house
4. Grove street Kerr, Robert builder, Lothian road Kerr, Robert tailor, 17. Waterloo place Kerr, Thomas esq. W. S. 58. Hanover street Kerr, Thomas baker, 1. Hill square Kerr, Thomas haberdasher, 14<. South bridge —
house Pirrie's close, Canongate Kerr, Thomas tailor, 9. College street Kerr, Thomas meal-dealer, 28. Clerk street Kerr, W. H. esq. accountant, 137. Prince's street Kerr, William ironmonger, 31. Nelson street Kerr, William basketmaker, 47. West bow Kerr, William lodgings, 1 0. North St David's st. Kerr, William lodgings, 10. Richmond place Kerr, Mrs of Chatto, 1 3. Stafford street Kerr, Mrs 4. Forth street Kerr, Mr, Boroughmuirhead Kerr, Mrs 7- George square Kerr, Mrs 1 . James's street Kerr, Mrs lodgings, 1. West Nicolson's street Kerr, Mrs Nelson's Monument, Caltonhill Keri', Miss dressmaker, 15. Clyde street Ketchen, Alexander victual-dealer and post-office,
Boroughmuirhead Ketten, J. broker, 25. St Mary's wynd Ketten, Michael shoemaker, 309. High street and
93. Cowgate Kettle, Alex. esq. W. S. 55. York place Kettle, George baker, 57. Pleasance Kettle, John grocer, foot of Mint close, Cowgate
— house Hercules street Kerand, James spirit-dealer, 31. Canal street Kerand, John baker, 11. Greenside place Kibbler, R. and Co. fancy trimming and silk manu- facturers, 86. South bridge— house Maryfield,
Easter road Kid, Archibald lodgings, 106. Pleasance Kid, James coal merchant, Hope Park end Kid, James cowfeeder, 60. Buccleugh street Kid, Mrs 19. Bristo street Kidd, Alexander writer, 4. James's square Kidd, David (of Ritchie and Kidd, 241. High
street) — house Geddes's close Kidd, David agent, 2. Merchant court
1824-5.
KID— KIN
Kidd, John esq. 1 1 . Keir street
Kidd, Thomas broker, 16. Drummond street
Kiesar, J. F. musician, 6. Niddry street
Kilbreath, Ameha victual-dealer, 37. Cowgate
Kilgour, Henry flesher, 4. York lane
Kilgour, James esq. ?• Biirntsfield links
Kilgour, James wholesale glover, 35. South bridge
— house 4. Charles street Kilgour, James nailer, Roxburgh close Kilgour, James flesher, 7. Baker place, Stockbrid. Kilgour, Mrs lodgings, 14. Jamaica street Killy, A. pocketbook-maker, 26. Carrubber's cl. Kilpatrick, Alex, tinsmith, 14. Crosscauseway Kilpatrick, John lamp manufacturer and oilman,
202. Rose street — house 165. do. Kilpatrick, William currier, 5. Ingliston street Kilpatrick, Mrs dressmaker, 2. Fountainbridge Kincaid, David agent, 13. St Patrick square Kincaid, Thomas agent, 40. Gilmore place Kincaid, Mrs Alexander 28. Rankeillor street Kincaid, Mrs E. grocer, 2. Castlebarns, Port-
Hopetoun 'King and Hislop, grocers, 24. Grassmarket King, Archibald mill-wright, Fountain bridge King, Duncan tailor, 17. Waterloo place King, James baker, 293. Canongate King, James bakei', 57. Potterrow King, James lapidary, 92. Prince's street King, John shoemaker, 10. Parliament square King, John spirit-dealer, Greenside court King, Robert coal merchant, west end of Prince's
street — house 3. Main point King, Thomas livery stables, Clyde street King, Thomas spirit-dealer, 10. Greenside row King, Miss dressmaker, 23. Union street Kinghorn, A. and J. boot and shoemakers, 245.
Canongate — house Netherbow KincI orn, Andrew builder, 9. Cumberland street Kininmond, D. cabinetmaker, Monteith's close,
Crosscauseway Kinloch, James E. spirit-dealer, 97. Cowgate Kinloch, James grocer, 9. North Richmond street Kinloch, Mrs lodgings, 4. George sti'eet Kinloch, Miss teacher of music, 4. George street Kinmount, Mrs housekeeper, Gillespie's Hospital
1824-5.
KIN— KIR
■Rinnear, James of King's Printing-office — house
6. New street, Canongate Kinnear, James tailor, 35. Arthur street Kinnear, John G. esq. banker, ^O. Albany street Kinnear, Robert stationer and circulating library,
29. South Frederick street — house do. Kinnear, Thomas and Sons bankers, Royal Ex- change
Kinnear, Thomas esq. banker, 79. Great King st. Kinnear, Thomas esq. 35. Dublin street Kinnear, Mrs of Kinloch, 35. Dublin street Kinnear, Mrs Charles of Kinnear, 35. Dublin st. Kinnear, Mrs George 31. Queen's street Kinnear, Miss 13. Union street Kinnell, Thomas farrier, 26. Crosscauseway Kinnes, Robert writing-master, 9. South St An- drew's street Kinnes, John saddler, 2. Arthur place Kinniburgh, Robert and Son pewterers, 112.
West bow — house 17. Grassmarket Kinniburgh, William painter and glazier, 56.
High street Kinninmont, Alex, silk mercer, hosier, and glover,
52. South bridge — house 5. Montagu street Kirby, Dr Jeremiah, 6. Beaumont place Kirk Treasurer's Office, City Chambers,
Royal Exchange Kirk, David spirit-dealer, 73. High street Kirk, David victual-dealer, 3. St Mary's wynd Kirk, David victual-dealer, 23. Jamaica street Kirk, George surgeon, 30. Abbey hill Kirk, John brewer, Drumdryan Kirk, Miss dressmaker, 30. Buccleugh street Kirk, Isabella beef-steak shop, 50. Rose street Kirkcaldie, Mrs 58. Castle street Kirkham, John builder, Broughton Kirkham, John of the Glass-work, Shoemaker's
close, Canongate Kirkland, John of Customs, 21. Middle Arthur st. Kirkland, Miss 15. Maitland street Kirkwood, Charles writer, Patterson's court,
Broughton Kirkwood, Captain James Meadow place Kirkwood, James and Son engravers and copper- plate printers, 166. High street 1824-5.
KIR— KYN
Kirkvvood, James engraver — house 24. Greenside
place Kirkwood, Rev. James 25. Gayfield square Kirkwood, John victual-dealer, 22. North Rich- mond street i Kii'kwood, Robert engraver, 2. Drummond street Kirkwood, Mrs James 12. Royal Exchange Kirkwood, Mrs lodgings 10. Hill place Kirkwood, Mrs lodgings 5. College street Kirkwood, Mrs lodgings 2. Drummond street Kirkwood, William baker, 27. Potterrow Knevitt, Henry London agent, 10. Montagu st. Knevitt, Mrs seminary for young ladies, do Knight, Captain G. W. H. Royal Navy, inspector- general of coast-guard, 53. Albany street Knight, George teacher, 10. George street Knight, George slater, 246. Canongate Knighton, Mr 12. Hart street Knott, John teacher of vocal music, 34. Clerk st, Knox, Dr 5. Nicolson square Knox, Archibald farmer, 5. Brown street Knox, Arthur glazier to his Majesty, 239. High
street and Broughton Knox, George 3. Holyrood street Knox, John grocer and spirit-dealer, 1. Dalrym-
ple place Knox, Robert writer, 4. Great King street Knox, Robert grocer and spirit-dealer, 54. Pot- terrow— house 56. do Knox, Thomas esq. 9. Moray street Knox, William grocer, 30. Bristo street Knox, Mrs Richard 4. Great King street Knox, Mrs Stirling 5. Montagu street Knox, Mrs 5. Nicolson's square Knox, Mrs lodgings, 7. Hill place Knox, Miss milliner and haberdasher, 47. South
bridge Knox, Miss road Restalrig to Leith Kohler, Ernest violin and harp string maker, 50,
St Mary's wynd Kyd, Thomas of Exchequer, 5. Hope park Kyle, John writer, 45. New street Kyle, Mrs lodgings, 5S. Bristo street Kynock, Mrs 6. Dean street, Stockbridge
1824-5.
LAC— LAI
Lacey, John baker, 12. Duncan street
Laidlaw, George tailor, 20. Arthur street
Laid law, J. and R. Venetian blind manufacturers,
1. Gilmour street Laidlaw, James esq. W. S. 7. Heriot row Laidlaw, James grocer, 169. Cowgate Laidlaw, J. B. writer, 23. Dundas street Laidlaw, John esq. 10. Mary's place Laidlaw, John bookseller, Milne's court Laidlaw, William surgeon, 30. Broughton place Laidlaw, William spirit-dealer, Cowfeeder row Laidlaw, Mrs 23. Dundas street Laidlaw, Mrs 4. Dean street Laidlaw, Mrs Anne draper, 292. Lawnmarket Laidlaw, Mrs midwife and lodgings, Snmmerhall Laidlaw, Mrs 180. Rose street Laidlaw, Mrs lodgings, 186. Rose street Laidlaw, Mrs lodgings, 23. Union place Laidlaw, Misses boarding school, 72. Northum- berland street Laing and Hay, plumbers and pump makers, 110.
Rose street Laing, Alexander baker, 1. Hill place Laing, David gardener 23. Tobago street Laing, George of the Royal Bank, 11. Bank
street Laing, Gilbert esq. writer, 2. Heriot row Laing, James esq. W. S. 5. Mansfield place Laing, James solicitor at law, 399. Lawnmarket Laing, James grocer, 1. Richmond court Laing, John and Son, upholsterers and cabinet
makers, 7. Young street Laing, John saddler, 3. Register street, St An- drew's square, — house, 30. east Rose street Laing, John surveyor of taxes, 30. Rose street Laing, John surveyor and auctioneer, 1. Gilchrist
lane Laing, John wright, 65. Thistle street Laing, John flesher, 5. Dublin street, — house,
3. Patterson's court Laing, R. of Royal Bank, 10. St Leonard street Laing, S. of Commercial Bank, 3. Chapel street 182i-5.
LAI— LAN
Laing, Major Thomas 37. Gilniore place
Laing, W. and D. booksellers, 49. South bridge
Laing, W. and J. cabinet makers, 39. Blair street
Laing, William gun-maker, 22. Lothian street
Laing, William lodgings, 9. Jamaica street
Laing, Mrs Alexander 6. Gayfield square
Laing, Mrs 16. Castle street
Laing, Mrs 12. North St David street
Laing, Mrs merchant, 335. High street, — house,
11. Bank street Laing, Mrs grocer, 27. Frederick street Laing, Mrs 179. Canongate Laing, Mrs 18. St Patrick square Laing, Mrs lodgings 13. Wellington street Laing, Mrs lodgings, Fountainbridge Laing, Misses E. and J. Dressmakers, 66. Thistle
street Laing, Miss 2. Heriot-row
Laird, Miss 13. Charlotte street ;:
Lamb, Andrew teacher, 27. Arthur street Lamb, George tailor, Middleton's entry Lamb, James bootmaker, 39. Rose street Lamb, John hair-cutter, 305. Canongate Lamb, John spirit dealer, 106. Grassmarket Lamb, Robert lodgings, 15. College street !;
Lamb, Thomas printer, 26. George street Lamb, Thomas confectioner, 19. Leith street^ —
house, 21. do. Lamb, Mrs lodgings, 4. east Richmond street Lammie, Hugh tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 8.
Chapel street Lamond and Newton, esqs. W. S. 1 9. Broughton
place Lamond, Alexander esq. accountant 1. Thistle st. Lamond, James writer, 74. George street Lamond, James chair office, 32. Castle street Lamond, Peter & Sons brewex's, 23. Grassmarket Lamond, William esq. W. S. 4. east James's
street Lamond, William of the Customs, 2. Moray street Lamond, Mrs dressmaker, 74. George street Lamont, James esq. 9. Howard place L'Amy, James esq. advocate, 27. Northumberland
street Lancaster, John confectioner, 2. Dublin street Lancastrian School, Davie street
1824-5. 7
LAN— LAU
Landale and Tod, ironmongers, 5. Hunter square Landale, Adam cabinetmaker, 50. Cowgate Landale, David surgeon, West Kirk manse Landale, George ironmonger — house 5. Hailesst. Landale James umbrella manufacturer, 27. Union
place Lane, James printer, 26. George street Lang, George writer, 6. Arniston place Lang, Gilbert esq. W. S. 2. Heriot row Lang, Robert teacher, 20. West Nicolson street Lang, William esq. W. S. 7. Buccleugh place Lang, Miss 2. Heriot row
Langlands, Alex, coach wright, 5. Broughton st. Langlands, Alex, grocer, 28. Low Calton Langlands, George lodgings, 103. Rose street Langstone, Reverend S. 17. Warriston crescent Lapsley, James perfumer, 31. Hanover street Lauder, Alexander pawnbroker, 258. Canongate Lauder, Dr Colin, 8. Windmill street Lauder, Andrew baker, 2. India street Lauder, Francis writer, 13. South Richmond street Lauder, John and Company, merchants, 343.
High street Lauder, John merchant — house 1 7. Windsor street Lauder, John skinner, Silvermills Lauder, John victual-dealer, 1. Canongate Lauder, Thomas baker, 17. Carnegie street Lauder, Dr W. P. 13. York place Lauder, William skinner — house Cumberland st. Laughton, Mrs lodgings, 10. Carnegie street Law, Alexander spirit-dealer, 22. Westport Law, James esq. advocate, 38. York place Law, James esq. surgeon, 38. York place Law, James tailor, 377. High street Law, John and Company, spirit-dealers, 55.
Grassmarket Law, John wright, 35. Bristo street Law, Robert grocer. World's end close Law, William esq. surgeon, 38. York place Law, William tea and provision merchant, 31.
South Hanover street, and 262. Canongate —
house 10. High street Law, Mrs dressmaker, 20. West Richmond street Law, Mi's 2. Holyrood street Laurence, Alexander, bookbinder, 126. Cowgate
1824-5. N
LAU— LAU
Laurence, David tea-dealer, 48. High street — •'
house 19. George street Laurence, George of the General Post-office, 5.
South St James's street Laurence, Thomas junior, portrait painter, 7.
Roxburgh place Laurence, William jeweller, 5. James's street Laurence, Mrs lodgings, 11. Terrace Laurence, Miss 21. Leitii street Laurie, Alexander and Company, printers. Old
Fishmarket close Laurie, Alexander and Son, silk-dyers, foot of
Chalmers's close — house 16. Greenside street Laurie and Company, spirit-dealers, 34. Castle st. Laurie and Company, hat manufacturers, 2. South
St Andrew street — house Rosebank, Portobello Laurie, Alexander esq. deputy-writer of the Ga- zette, and secretary to the Grand Lodge of
Scotland, 11. Parliament square — house 6.
George square Laurie, Alexander bookbinder, 126. Cowgate Laurie, Alexander spirit-dealer, 1. Calton street Laurie, Andrew baker, 3. Dublin street Laurie, Andrew baker, 45. Westport Laurie, Andrew turner, 15. Robertson's close Laurie, Archibald wine merchant, 19. Clyde street Laurie, Charles of excise, 1. St John street Laurie, D. and A. spirit-dealers, 34. Castle street Laurie, David spirit-dealer, Haymarket, West
Maitland street Laurie, David of Edinburgh baker's society, 12.
Duncan street Laurie, George agent, 6. Infirmary street — house
15. Chapel street Laurie, Hamilton mason, 2. James's place Laurie, James esq. Canaan house Laurie, James builder, 51. Plcasance Laurie, J. teacher, 6. Howe street Laurie, James wright, 55. Causewayside Laurie, John surgeon and accoucheur, 157. Rose
street — house 7. St Anthony's place Laurie, John teacher of Latin and Greek, 7.
West Nicolson street Laurie, John baker, 1 1 . Charles street Laurie, John stabler, 55. Rose street Laurie, John stabler, Rose lane. East Thistle st.
1824-5.
LAU— LAW
Laurie, Joseph hosier, S^. High street — house 3.
Middle Arthur place Laurie, Robert of excise, 38. Gilmore place Laurie, S. surgeon and dentist, 3. Elder street Laurie, Thomas tobacconist, 24. Jamaica street Laurie, W. A. esq. W. IS. 1. Buccleugh street Laurie, William writer, Lauriston place Laurie, William farrier. Hay's court Laurie, W^iliiam grocer, 1. Stafford street Laurie, Mrs D. 10. Nicolson's street Laurie, Mrs 51. Hope Park end Laurie, Mrs lodgings, 7. North Richmond street Laurie, Miss 16. Queen s.treet Laurie, Miss 5. Montague street Laws, John merchant, 17. James's square Lawson and Miller, jewellers and watch makers,
19. North bridge Lawson, Abraham agent, 9. Roxburgh street Lawson, Alexander spirit-dealer, 107. Rose street Lawson, Charles seedsman, 19. Blair street Lawson, Charles superintcndant offish and green
markets — house 13. Canal street Lawson, David painter and colourman, 7. South
Frederick street Lawson, David painter and colourman, 48. Pot-
terrow Lawson, George searcher of hides and skins, fiesh
market — house 16. Dalrymple place Lawson, James esq. W. S. 10. Brown square Lawson, James shoemaker, 7. Charles street Lawson, John of Cairnmuir, esq. W. S. 32. Dun- das street Lawson, John grocer, 12. Greenside row Lawson, Peter and Son nursery and seedsmen, 19. Blair street — nurseries Grange toll and Trinity Lawson, Stephen clothier, 58. North bridge- house 14. Clyde street Lawson, T. H. teacher, 15. Carrubber's close Lawson, William grocer, 2. Albany lane Lawson, Mrs of Cairnmuir, 2. Raeburn place Lawson, Mrs William senior, 20. Bank street Lawson, Mrs 11. Bread street Lawson, Mrs carver and gilder, Mound place Lawson, Mrs silk shop, 58. Prince's street — house
14. Clyde street 1824-5.
LAW— LEE
Lawson, Mrs lodgings, Y. St David's street, and
65. Frederick street Layller, William painter and glazier, 4. Baker pU Leadbitter, Mrs 2. Roxburgh place Learmonth, John and Co. coachmakers, 5. Prince's
street Learraonth, John and Walter merchants, St
Mary's wynd Learmonth, John esq. 38. Charlotte square Learmonth, Mrs 4. Picardy place Learmonth, Mrs grocer, Fountain bridge Learmonth, Mrs flesher, 142. Rose street Leatham, Lieutenant-colonel, 38. George square Leckie, John merchant, 9. India street Leckie, Mrs 9. Portland place Leckie, Mrs 8. Stafford street Leckie, Miss bookseller, 7. Bristo street Leclerc, Theodore teacher of French and Italian,
30. Hanover street Lecompte, Emanuel working jeweller, 17. Leith
walk Le Dieu, N. H. teacher of French, 71. York pi. Ledingham, Alexander grocer, 13. Nicolson's st. Ledingham, James spirit-dealer, 7. Buccleuch
street — house 9. do Lee, Reverend Dr, Milton house, Canongate Lee, George painter and glazier, 232. Canongate Lee, John dentist, 18. New street Lee, William spirit-dealer, foot of Potterrow Lee, Mrs 3. Hill street Lee, Mrs 53. Frederick street Lee, Miss 5. Lauriston Lee, Miss boarding school, 3. Albany street Leechman and Edington, silk mercers, 32. Prince's
street Leechman, James merchant — house 3. Abercrom-
by place Leechman, John baker, 42. Clerk street Leechman, Mrs 56. Buccleuch street Leechman, Mrs 7. Hay street Leef, Robert tea agent, 5. Buccleuch place Lees, John tobacconist, 507. Lawnmarket — house
5. Mound place Lees, Robert baker, 57. Clerk street Lees, Thomas teacher of music, 7. Richmond st. Lees, William grocer, 18. North Richmond street
1824-5.
LEG— LEV
Leggat, Andrew whip-thong maker, 59. Candle- maker row Leggat, James china warehouse, 21. Broughton
street — house 13. do Leggat, John baker, 1. Raeburn place — house 1.
Dean street Leggat, Robert grocer. Braid's row, Stockbridge Legget, Alexander 3. Johnston place Leighton, Mrs lodgings, 12. Charles street Leitch, D. clothier and furnisher, 63. Prince's
street — house 24. Caltonhill Leitch, D. spirit-dealer, 164. Cowgate Leitch, John clothier and tailor, 14. Greenside
place Leitch, Joseph tailor, 49. Thistle street Leitch, Robert broker, 58. St Mary's wynd Leitch, Mrs 1. Lyndoch place Leishman, John flesher, 31. Middleton's entry J^emmington, David stonewarehouse, 250. Ca-
nongate Lennie, William teacher of English, 10. Nicol-
son street Lennie, William Turf tavern, 55. Thistle street Leny, Graham esq. of Glens, W. S. 30. Castle
street Leslie, Alexander 165. Rose street Leslie, Alexander shoemaker, 14. South Rich- mond street Leslie, James tinsmith, 27. Jamaica street Leslie, James tinsmith, 3. Rose street Leslie, John esq. professor of natural philosophy,
62. Queen street Leslie, Thomas architect and surveyor. Brown's
place, Grassmarket Leslie, William surveyor of land. Brown's place,
Grassmarket Leslie, Mrs straw hat manufacturer, 94. South
bridge Leslie, Mrs 7. Broughton place Leslie, Mrs lodgings, 25. North bridge Leslie, Mrs lodgings, 43. Thistle street Letham, John baker, 29. Pitt street Levack, Daniel grocer, 39. Dundas street Levack, John grocer, 28. Jamaica street Levack, William grocer, 29. Broughton street Leven, John esq. W. S. 7. Scotland street
1824-5. n3
LEV— LIN
Levy, Philip & Co. furriers, 63. North bridge t.
Lewis, John grocer, 4. Market street
Lewis, Mrs lodgings, 129. Rose street
Leycock, Mrs lodgings, 12. Union place
Liddel, George candlemaker, 7. Charles street
Liddel, Mrs Dr 1. Hope street
Liddle, George messenger, Buchanan's court,
Lawnmaket Liddle, James upholsterer, 10. Simon square Liddle, Joseph esq. S. S. C. 14. Pitt street Liddle, Thomas coach hirer, 2. New street Liddle, William clock and watchmaker, 5. Bank
street, — house 451. Lawnmarket Liddle, Mrs 3. Tiviot row Liddle, Mrs 19. Salisbury street Lidgat, William flesher, 14. Richmond place J^ightbody, Mrs 4. Montague street Lillico, William baker, 110. Pleasance Lillico, Mrs lodgings, 7. North St David's st. Lillie, John livery stables, 19. east Rose street Lilly, Stephen locking-glass manufacturer, 66.
Candlemaker-row Lilly, S. furniture warehouse, 277. Cowgate Lilly, Miss E. dressmaker, 34. Castle street Lilly, Miss dressmaker, 13. James's square Limont, Rev. William, 11. Montague street Lindley, Mrs 9. Pitt street Lindsay & Co. agency office, 17. & 18. Waterloo
place Lindsay, Lieut. A. Royal navy, 19. Gayfield sq. Lindsay, David clock and watchmaker, 23. High
Calton Lindsay, Donald esq. accountant, 25. Heriot row Lindsay, George victual dealer, 184. Hiffh st. —
house Candlemaker row Lindsay, George ropemaker, 26. Cowgate Lindsay, George teacher 30. Hanover street ^Lindsay, James & Co. merchants, 1. Heriot's.
bridge, — house 30. Laurieston place Lindsay, James billetmaster, Main point Lindsay, John M. esq. W^. S. 25. Heriot row Lindsay, John & Co. booksellers and stationers, &.
South St Andrew's street Lindsay, Major John, 23. Hanover street Lindsay, Samuel A. M. one of the Masters of the
High school, 42. Hanover street 1824-5.
LIN— LIZ
'Lindsay, William brass founder, Montieth's close Lindsay, William clock and watchmaker, 239.
Canongate Lindsay, Mrs Duncan street, Newington Lindsay, Mrs Major, 18. St Patrick square Lindsay, Mrs lodgings, 204. Rose street Lindsay, Miss straw hat maker, 175. Canongate Linley, George esq. 11. Leopold place Linn, Henry grocer, 32. Clerk street Linning and Niven esq. W. S. 22. Hill street Linning, John of excise, S. Mary's place Linning, Michael esq. W. S. 20. Hill street —
chambers 22. Hill street Linton, Adam wright, 44. Cowgate Linton, James wright and lodgings, 3. Charles
street Lisenhiem, Jacob jeweller and silversmith, 17.
West Nicolson street Lisle, Robert esq. 33. Gilmore place Lisle, Mrs William, 20. Jamaica street Lister, David esq. W. S. 2. East Circus place. Lister, William shoemaker. Old Fleshmarket close Liston, James brushmaker. Cant's close Liston, J. umbrella maker, 79. Prince's street Liston, Robert esq. surgeon, 18. Queen street Lithgow, Mrs 22. St John street Little, George flesher, 53. Crosscauseway Little, Ninian printer, 5. Meadow place Little, W. M. esq. S. S. C. 4. Duncan street Littlejohn, David baker, 237. Canongate — house
45. New street Littlejohn, Thomas baker and confectioner, 33.
Leith street j Littlejohn, Mrs 9. Charles street [Livingston, John general agent, 2. Roxburgh
place — house 7. Buccleugh place Livingston, Josiah merchant, 105. South Bridge—
house MontpeUier cottage, Bruntsfield links Livingston, Robert tailor, 37. Bristo street Lizars, Daniel bookseller and stationer, 61.
Prince's street— house 15. London street Lizars, John esq. surgeon, 39. St Andrew's square Lizars, William Home engraver and copperplate
printer, 3. James's square Lizars, Mrs Daniel senior, 1. North James's street
1824-5.
LLO— LON
Lloyd, William water officer for the county de- partment, 27. Lady Lawson's wynd Lochie, John spirit-dealer, 156. Cowgate Lockhart and Kennedy esqs. W. S. 30. Frederick
street Lockhart, James wine merchant 8. Union street Lockhart, James agent and coal merchant. Brae- house Garden — house 2. Surgeon square Lockhart, John Gibson esq. advocate, 25. Nor- thumberland street Lockhart, Norman esq. W. S. 26. Frederick street Lockhart, Robert esq. S. S. C. 10. Parliament
square — house 21. Ann street, Stockbridge Lockhart, William senior, baker, 28. Roxburgh
place Lockhart, William baker, 6. Richmond place Lockhart, William tinplate-worker, IS't.Westbow Lockhart, William spirit-dealer, 108. Grassraar-
ket, — house Brown's place Lockie, Charles cotton merchant, 54. Nicolson st., Lockie, John tailor, 52. West port Lockie, W^illiam tailor, 30. Fountain bridge Logan, D. boot and shoemaker, 273. High street Logan, George esq. W. S. 4. Bank street Logan, James Inspector of Police, 3. Duncan
street Logan, Jasper tobacconist, 4. Baker street Logan, John grocer and spirit-dealer, 42. Rose
street Logan, John candlemaker, 133. West port, and
107. Westbow Logan, John writer, 2. Scotland street Logan, John City officer, 24. Old Fish market close Logan, William grocer, 11. Greenside-row Logan, William wright, 1. James's street Logan, Mrs 16. Lothian street Logan, Mrs 54. Lothian street Logic, Robert watchmaker, 5. west Nicolson St. Logie, William hair-dresser, 28. Canongate Logic, Mrs dressmaker, Nottingham place London and Edinburgh Apothecaries' Hall, 63. Prince's street, C. Bayley, manager, — house 19. Dundas street London and Edinburgh Shipping Company's
Office, 71. Adam's square 1824-5.
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ONDON AND LeiTU OlU SHIPPING CoMPANV's
Office, 207. High street London, Leith, Edinburgh, and Glasgow
Shipping Company's Office, 99. High street LONDON Life and Fire Assurance Office, So- ciety
London Union Assurance Office, 40. St An- drew's square Loney, John flesher, 579. Castlehill Long, Lieutenant James R. N. St Anthony's
place Long, William writer and messenger at arms, 9.
Elder street Longmoor, James Weekly Chronicle Office, —
house, 29. north R,ichmond street ongmoor, John printer, Gosford's close Longmoor, John reed-maker, 24. Old Fishmar-
ket close Longmoor, Mrs artificial flower maker, 29. North
Richmond street Longmore, Adam esq. of the Exchequer — house
6. Salisbury road, Newington lOngmore, Adam esq. jun. of the Exchequer, —
house 11. Coates crescent joraine, Miss 52. George square Lorimer and Howden, wine and spirit-dealers,
Broughton lane, 17. Broughton street Lorimer, Arthur painter, 1. Shrub place Lorimer, George builder, 16. Keir street Lorimer, James agent, — house 65. York place Lorimer, John builder, 7. Vennel, West port Lorimer, Peter builder, 69. York place Lothian, Alexander esq. advocate, 10. south James
street
Lothian, Rev. Andrew 41. Lauriston place Lothian, Edward, esq. advocate, 102. Prince's st. Lothian, J. H. esq. W. S. 10. south James's street Lothian, James writer, 5. Milne's court Lothian, John bookseller and stationer, 41. St
Andrew's square Lothian, Maurice solicitor at law, 25. North bridge Lothian, Maurice seal engraver, Milne's square,
— house 20. north Nelson street Lothian, Thomas esq. surgeon, 102. Prince's st. Lothian William merchant, Royal Exchange, —
house 102. Prince's street 1824-5.
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Lothian, Walter esq, 3. Hope park Levi, Henry artificer in glass, 31. Lothian street , , Levi, Mrs artificer in glass, lO^. High street .! Low, C. bookbinder, Mealmarket stairs, Cowgate, . Low, H. M. esq. W. S. 14-. east Thistle street Low, Alexander and Co. wine-merchants, Meuse
lane, St Andrew's street, — house 7. south St,
Andrew's street Low, James lodgings, 91. Rose street Low, James smith, Broughton Low, John grocer, Dunbar street Low, John stabler and spirit-dealer, 119. West!
bow
Low, Richard painter and glazier, Panmure close: Low, Robert grocer, 68. Thistle street Low, Mrs 33. Heriot row Low, Mrs 16. Meadow place Low, Mrs grocer, 85. Canonfjate Low, Mrs lodgings, 4. Park street Lowe, Miss 20. George's street Lowrie, Alexander smith, Paul's work Lowrie, George flesher, 30. Middle market Lowrie, John cart and wheel wright, Water gate ' Lowrie, Robert merchant, Clarcmont crescent Lowrie, Thomas, land surveyor, 6. Hermitage
place Lowrie, William l^. Adam street , j
Lowrie, Mrs lodgings, 8. Meuse lane ^J
Lowrie, Mrs vintner, foot of Pleasance Louis, Captain 28. George's square .]
Lubeck, S. wax manufacturer, 19. Arthur street I Lucas, Robert grocer, 12. south Hanover street, — I
house 47. north Llanover street Ludden, J. spirit- dealer, James's court Lughton, Thomas of glassworks, Holyrood street' Lugton, James painter and glazier, 65. Cross- i
causeway 1
Luke, Adam woollen-draper, 44. north Bridge, — !
house 8. Buccleuch place Luke, John clothier, 183. High street, — house 9.
India street j
Luke, Joseph esq. Orchardfield lane I
Luke, Mrs 1 7. Graham street Luke, Miss dressmaker, 52. Bristo street I'
Lumbley, George bootmaker, Dickson's close Lumsdaine, Archibald merchant, 406. High street
1824-5.
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i.timsdcn, C. esq. W. S. 9. North Nelson street lUmsden, H. esq. advocate, 39. Great King street .umsden, John writer, 2. Norton place .unisden, William builder, 13. Charlotte street -umsden, William flesher, 32. West Richmond
street LUmsden, Miss 32. Castle street j^UNATrc Asylum, Morningside ^UNATic Asylum, Charity W^orkhouse, Bristo jundie, Archibald esq. W. S. 33. Ann street .undie, Walter esq. 7. Hay street jundie, Miss 1. Scotland street junn. Captain, Meadow place junn, Robert engraver, 3. Davy street .unn, John builder, 3. Baker place ^yall and Cargill, wine merchants, 8. North St
Andrew street ^yall, David esq. W. S. 6. Great King street ^yall, George spirit-dealer, 213. Cowgate ^.yall, James lodgings, 3. Chapel street jyall, John wine merchant, 6. Great King street
— office 8. North St Andrew street IiYing-In Hospital, Park street liYiNG-lN (The Edinburgh) Institution, for
tlie delivery of poor married women at their
own dwellings, 6. Niddry street Lyle, James R. accountant, 7. New street Lyle, James flesher, 26. Lothian street — house 15.
College street Lyle, James upholsterer, 37. -Blair street Lyle, Peter flesher, 6. Bristo street — house 18. do Lyle, W. upholsterer, 1. Elder street Lyle, Mrs dressmaker, 37. Blair street Lyon Office, Deanhaugh, Stockbridge Lyon and Blackadder, writers, 14-. Broughton pi. Lyon, David leather merchant, 163. Cowgate Lyon, George esq. W. S. 26. Forth street Lyon, James esq. writer, 14. Broughton place Lyon, John Governor of Watson's Hospital — ■
house ditto Lyon, John cooper, 100. Rose street Lyon, Jonathan spirit dealer, 6. Market street,
and 1. Canal street Lyon, Robert teacher, 45. Lothian street Lyon, Mrs C. 19. Comelybank Lyon, Mrs lodgings, 21. Lothian street 1824-5.
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Lyon, Mrs lodgings, 2. James's place Lyon, Mrs lodgings, 7. Richmond court Lyon, Miss lodgings, 28. Broughton street
M
Maberly, John & Co. Exchange Deposit Bank
63. North Bridge, James Blyth, agent M'Adam, Peter spirit-dealer, 32. New street M 'Alister, C. S. Esq. of Loup and Kennox, 36.
Drummond place Macalister, Charles esq. W. S. 4-]. Queen street Macalister, Mrs lodgings, 30. James's square M'Alpin & Co. vintners, Barringer's close M'Alpin, James spirit-dealer, ]33. Grassmarket M'Alpin, Miss 12. Stafford street Macallan, Alex. S. S. C. 6. South Nelson street ! Macallan, James esq. W. S. 9. St John street ■ M 'Allan, John pocket-book maker, 23. So. Bridge Macallum, George esq. 52. India street M'Amond, John builder, Cowfeeder-row M'Andrie, John esq. of Craigs, 10. Salisbury pi. Macandrew, Daniel writer, 4f. Raeburn place Macandrew, John esq. S. S. C. and Procurator
Admiralty Court, 4. James's square Macao, W. R. esq. 1. Dundas street Macara, Charles & Co. agents, 13. South James's
street Macara, James, esq. W. S. 23. Duke street Macara, John lodgings, 21. Castle street Macarter & Shieden, smiths, 1. Gilmour street M 'Arthur, Alexander tailor, 156. High street M 'Arthur, Daniel & Son, spirit-dealers, 42. South
back of Canongate — house 15. Canongate M 'Arthur, D. messenger to Commercial Bank,
142. High street M'Arthur, D. spirit-dealer, 261. Canongate M' Arthur, James teacher of dancing, 1. Cumber- land street M'Arthur, William shoemaker, 12. South Rich- mond street M'Asgill, Mrs Colonel 10. Graham street Macaulay, A. wright, Clerk street Macaulay, B. J. of Advertiser office, 13. Arthur street 1824-5.
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|Macbain, John esq. 9. Brighton street M'Bean, ^'Eneas esq. W. S. 11. Charlotte square M'Bean, Charles lodgings, 84<. Great King street M'Bean, Francis teacher, 16. Parliament square M'Bean, Gillies surgeon, 300. Lavvnmarket M'Bean, John spirit-dealer, 5. Warriston place M'Bean, John, tailor, 30. St Mary's wynd M'Bean, Mrs lodgings, 20. Rose street M'Bean, Miss 1. Rankeillor street M'Beath, A. macer, 73. Crosscauseway M'Beath, A. lodgings, 5. James's street M'Braire, James esq. of Tweedhill, 24. York pi. M 'Bride, George spirit-dealer and grocei', 10.
Howe street M'Burnie, David tea-dealer, 13. Calton street M'Call, George victual-dealer, 34-. Bristo street M'Callum, Alex, cowfeeder and stabler, 117.
Grassmarket M'Callum, John gardener, Restalrig M'Callum, John spirit-dealer. 111. Grassmai'ket M'Callum, John spirit-dealer, 18. College street M'Callum, Robert tailor, 2. [N'lid Arthur sti'eet M'Candle, David writer, i'. Raeburn place M'Candlish, William of Exchequer, 17. Minto - street
M 'Canon, James broker, 12. St Mary's wynd M'Cathie, William slater and glazier, 6. Bread
street Macartney, Alexander esq. manager of the Com- mercial Bank, Cameron house M'Cartney, George & Co. spirit-dealers, 200.
Cowgate M'Cheyne & M'Glashan, esqs. \V. S. 56. Queen
street M'Cheyne, Adam esq. W. S. 56. Queen street M'Cleish, John surgeon, Maryfield, Westkirk M'Clelland, George esq. advocate, 20. Elder st. M'Chisky, George broker, 42. St Mary's wynd M'CoU, John spirit-dealer, 137. Rose street M 'Council, Mrs spirit-dealer, 81. St .Mary's wynd M'Cook, James esq. W. S. 17. Castle street M'Cormack, Samuel esq. advocate, 11. Hill st. M'Coskie, Mrs lodgings, 5. York place M'Coul, Charles excavator, 243. High street M'Craw, John draper, 389. High street M'Crie, Rev. Dr Thomas, 13. Salisbury place ) 1824-5. o
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M'Crie, Rev. Dr William, 4. Riclimond court M'Crie, William merchant, 60. North Bridge- house 13. Salisbury place M'Cuaig, Duncan, tailor and clothier, 29. Hano- ver street M'CuUoch, David bookseller, 13. College street M'Culloch, J. M. esq. of Ardwell, 5. Shandwick
place M'Culloch, J. R. esq. 10. Buccleuch place M*t)crmid, John hosiery, flannel, and glove ware- house, 34-. George street — house Hamilton pi. M'Dermot, Mrs 10. Catherine street M'Diarmid, John spirit-dealer, 2S5. High street M'Diarmid, John of Herring Fishery Office, 7.
Salisbury street M'Diarmid, Peter tailor, 28. High street M'Diarmid, Mrs 15. Adam square M'Donald and Ormiston, silk warehouse, 21,
North bridiie M'Donald, Alexander esq. writer, 3. Gloucestei'
street M'Donald, Alexander flesher, 16. Union street M'Donald, Alexander spirit-dealer, Morningside M'Donald, Alexander bootmaker, 43. Thistle st. M'Donald, Alexander chairman, 62. Castle street M'Donald, Aneus Captain, 14. Wright's houses M'Donald, Archibald bookseller, 409. Lawnmar. M'Donald, Coll esq. W. S. 18. Great King street M'Donald, Lieutenant D. 489. Lavvnmarket M'Donald, Donald pipemaker to the Highland
Society of London, 567. Lawnmarket M'Donald, Donald watchmaker, 3. East Arthur
place M'Donald, Donald merchant, 6. Beaumont place M'Donald, Donald muslin warehouse, 13. St An-
drevv^street — house 15. St Patrick square M'Donald, Donald grocer, 91. West port M'Donald, Donald stone warehouse, 32. C-rmdle-
maker row M'Donald, Donald spirit-dealer, 194. Cowgate M'Donald, Duncan lodgings, 10. James's square M'Donald, George teacher of English and Geo- graphy, 9. South Hanover street M'Donald, Hugh grocer and spirit-dealer, 15. Blair street
1821-5.
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i M'Dowall, Mrs 28. Frederick street M'Dowall, Mrs 1. Meadow place M'Dowall, Miss 33. Castle street M'Dowall, Miss 54. South bridge M'Dowall, Miss toy-shop, 76. Prince's street M'Ewan, Andrew boot and shoemaker, 17. North ■^ Union place
M'Ewan, Arthur grocer, Water of Leith M'Ewan, Daniel vintner, Royal Exchange M'Ewan, James spirit-dealer, 56. Ccwgate M'Ewan, Peter clubmaker, Wright's Houses M'Ewan, Mrs Alexander grocer, 27. West bow M'Ewan, Mrs lodgings, 2. Montagu street M'Ewan, Miss 1. Queensferry road M'Farlan, John esq. advocate, 15. Howe street M'Farlane, Alexander spirit-dealer, 1. Infirmary
street M'Farlane. Alexander grocer, 196. Coweate M'Farlane, Bartholomew lodgings, 8. Adam st. M'Farlane, Daniel corn chandler, 21. Jamaica st. M'Farlane, D. esq. advocate, 19. Drummond pi. M'Farlane, Duncan stabler, 61. Rose street M'Farlane, Lieutenant Dougald 2. Bernard row M'Farlane, James esq. of Balwill, 18. Castle street M'Farlane, James esq. Duncan street, Newington M'Farlane, .Tames spirit-dealer, 14. St Andrew st. M'Farlane, John esq. advocate, 106. George street M 'Farlane, John esq. surgeon, 22. Castle street M'Farlane, John surgeon and apothecary, 139.
High street — house Strichen's close M'Farlane, John gunmaker, 4. South St Andrew
street — house 3. Parliament square M'Farlane, John shoemaker, 50. Crosscauseway M'Farlane, Michael spirit-dealer, 220. Cowgate M'Farlane, Robert plasterer, 4. Davie street M'Farlane, Thomas flcsher, 6. Middle market —
house Canal street M'Farlane, William esq. W. S. 102. George st. M'Farlane, Mrs 5. Dundas street M'Farlane, Mrs IS. Salisbury street M'Farlane, Misses 60. Frederick street Macfarlane, Miss, of Macfarlane, 9. Dundas st.. M'Farlane, Miss glover, 100. Prince's street M'Farlane, Miss straw hat maker, 329. Canongate M'Farquhar, John shoemaker, 27. Roxburgh pi. M'Farquhar, Mrs 10. Drummond place
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M'Farquhar, Mrs 5. Tiviot row
M'Feat, F. chairmaker, Marshall's entry, Leith
walk M'Gachen, George esq. advocate, 7. Howe street M'Gahan, Peter hairdresser, 59. Potterrow M'Geihan, John baker, 7. Pleasance M'George, Ebenezer writei-, 2. Richmond place M'George, John button maker, Chalmer's close —
house 11. Gilmore place M'George, John shoemaker, 344. High street —
house 3. Milne's court M'George, Mrs 6. Elder street M'Gibbon, David wright and builder, 12. Brouo-h-
ton street M'Gibbon, Peter broker, 67. St Mary's wynd M'Gibbon, Mrs William 41. Thistle street M'Gie, Mrs Shakspeare coffee-room and tavern,
Shakspeare square M'Gill, Edward glazier, 105. Rose street — house
3. ditto M'Gill, George flesher, 155. Rose street — house
190. ditto M'Gill, James 6. St Patrick square M'Gill, James merchant, 4. St Patrick square —
house 6. ditto M'Gill, James cabinet maker, 121. West port M'Gill, John spirit-dealer, 176. Cowgate M'Gill, John flesher, 33. Howe street M'Gill, John grocer, Morningside M'Gill, John Union tavern, Don's close M'Gill, John spirit-dealer, 93. Pleasance M'Gill, Robert spirit-dealer, Cowfeeder row M'Gill, Thomas bootmaker, Wright's houses M'Gill, Thomas, flesher, 2. Middle market — house
5. Keir street M'Gill, Thomas flesher, 1. Low market M'Gill, William baker, 18. Leith wynd M'Gill, Lady D. Hamilton, 14. George's square M'Gill, Hon. Mrs Maitland, 32. Queen street M'Gill, Mrs Sarah vintner, 4. Bank street M'Gill, Mrs lodgings, 26. Howe street M'Gill, Misses E. and J. toyshop, Portland place M'Gilvray, Angus spirit-dealer, 10. west Richmond
street M'Gilvray, James teacher, 9. James's street '
M'Gilvray, John tailor, 137. West port 1824-5.
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M'Gilvray, Jolin cabinet maker, 31. Leith walk M'Gilvray, Lewis lodgings, 63. Frederick street M'Gilvray, William 6. Raeburn place M'Glashan, Donald chair master, 6. Milne's square M'Glashan, James lodgings, 21. Jamaica street M'Glashan, James lodgings, 21. Arthur street M'Glashan, James teacher of dancing, 23. James's
square M'Glashan, John grocer, 21. Castle street M'Glashan, John auctioneer and dealer in furni- ture, 261. Cowgate M'Glashan, Peter coffee-room, 20. Bank street M'Glashan, Robert esq. W. S. 56. Queen street M'Glashan, William painter, Craig's close M'Glashan, William spirit-dealer, flesh-market
close — house 7. Black friar's wynd M'Gowan, Daniel esq. S. S. C. 30. James's square M'Gregor, Alexander grocer and spirit-dealer,
46. Clerk street M'Gregor, Alexander cabinet maker, and looking glass manufacturer, 79. north back of Canon- gate M'Gregor, Alexander spirit-dealer, 75. Westbow M'Gregor, Alexander Union hotel, 30. and 31.
St Andrew's square M'Gregor, David lodgings, 23. Jamaica street M'Gregor, Duncan porter, Commercial Bank,
Stevenlaw's close M'Gregor, Duncan spirit-dealer, IS.Candlemaker
row M'Gregor, James spirit-dealer, 170. Canongate M'Gregor, James clock and watchmaker, 5. west
Register street, St Andrew's square M'Gregor, James spirit-dealer, 281. High street M'Gregor, John esq. solicitor, 18. Dundas street M'Gregor, .John cashier of Commercial Bank —
house 18. Minto street M'Gregor, John letter-carrier, Nairn's close M'Gregor, John tailor, 11. Greenside street —
house 10. Catherine street M'Gregor, John cork-cutter, head of Cowgate M'Gregor, accountant, 4. Elder street
—chambers 2. Melville street M'Gregor, J. cork-cutter, 1. west Richmond st. M'Gregor, Patrick army and navy agent, and ac- countant, 54. Frederick street 1824-5.
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M'Gregor, Peter and Co. muslin warehouse, 30.
George street — house 41. Castlehill McGregor, Peter spirit-dealer, and coach-office,
opposite the Tron church, 177. High street M'Gregor, Robert vintner, 4. Greenside street M'Gregor, Robert late of the barrack department,
28. High street M'Gregor, William lodgings, 62. Thistle street M'Gregor, Mrs Major 4. Duke street M'Gregor, Mrs midwife, 10. Carnegie street M'Gregor, Mrs dress-maker, World's End close M'Gregor, Mrs lodgings, Miln's entry, Lawnni. M'Gregor, Mrs lodgings, 6. Rose street M'Gregor, Misses R. and J. milliners west Rich- mond street M'Grue, Alexander baker, 40. North back of Ca-
nongate M'Growther, Mrs lodgings, 17. Charles street M'Guffie, Mrs lodgings, 20. Dublin street M'Harg, William esq. 55. India street M'Hattie, George silversmith, 47. High street —
house 21. Salisbury street Machon, Peter spirit-dealer, 17. Horse wynd M'Hutchen, John spirit-dealer, 13. East Rich- mond street M'Hutchen, W^illiam sub-collector of taxes 4th and 5th districts of the county of Edinburgh, agent for the European Insurance and Annuity, 54. North bridge, new buildings — house 60. Nicolson's street M'Hutcheon, Hugh hair-dresser, 53. High street M'Hutcheon, William merchant, 36. Dubhn st. M'llvray, Angus spirit-dealer, 2. East Richmond
street M'llvride, James & Co. spirit-dealers, 1. Green- side row M'Indow, James grocer, 40. Potterrow M'Innes, James esq. S. S. C. 89. Prince's street M'Innes, James esq. 5. Crichton street M'Intosh, A. Wright, 25. Horse wynd M'Intosh, A. cooper, Warriston's close M'Intosh, A. grocer, 10. Horse v/ynd M'Intosh, Andrew cooper, 75. Nicolston's street M'Intosh, David lodgings, 13. Richmond street M'Intosh, Donald spirit-dealer, 9. Clyde street 1824-5.
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M'Donald, JaniGs esq. advocate, IS. Great King
street M'Donald, James teacher, 10. Nicolson square —
house 4. Salisbury street M'Donald, James messenger at arms, 142. High
street, Commercial Bank entry M'Donald, James spirit-dealer, 355. High street M'Donald, James keeper of gowns to the Faculty
of Advocates, 11. Leopold place M'Donald, James manufacturer, 3. Duncan street ]\I 'Donald, James lodgings, 122. Rose street ]\1 'Donald, James baker, 60. Westbow M'Donald, James Thistle tavern, Tvveedale court M'Donald, James tailor, 29. Dublin street M'Donald, James mail guard, 24. Calton M'Donald, James silversmith and musical instru- ment maker, 396. Castlehill M'Donald, James and John ironmongers, 68.
High street — house llosebank, Mayfieid loan M'Donald, Lieut. Col. Donald, 26. Dundas street M'Donald, Captain John barrackmaster. Castle M'Donald, John teacher, 11. Arthur street M'Donald, John copperplate printer, Dunbar's
close
M'Donald, John teacher of English and geo- graphy, 121. Prince's street M'Donald, John chairmaster, 53. India street M'Donald, John tailor, 13. West Richmond street M'Donald, Jolm merchant, 8. Merchant street M'Donald, John teacher, 4. Salisbury street M'Donald, John spirit-dealer, 201. Covvgate M'Donald, John glass-blower, 9. James's square M'Donald, Malcolm cooper, Skinner's close M'Donald, Major 8. Warriston crescent M'Donald, Mathew N. esq. W. S. 29. Great
King street M'Donald, Robert draper, 321. High street ]\1 'Donald, Captain William Powderhall, Bon-
nington road M'Donald, William esq. advocate, 4. Charlotte sq. M'Donald, William messenger alarms, Old As- sembly close M'Donald, William s{)irit-dealer, 177. Cowgate M'Donald, William spirit-dcalcr, 8. Rose street M 'Donald, Mrs 64. Frederick street M'Donald, Mrs Powderhall, Bonnington road 1824-5.
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M 'Donald, Mrs Captain St Anthony's place JVl'Donald, Mrs of Clanronald, 137. George street M'Donald, Mrs 31. Gilmore place M'Donald, Mrs 26. Bread street M'Donald, Mrs 8. Hill place M'Donald, Mrs 1. East Rose street M'Donald, Mrs 3. Leopold place M'Donald, Mrs lodgings, 13. North Richmond
street M'Donald, Mrs lodgings, 47. Thistle street M'Donald, Mrs lodgings, 18. Canal street M'Donald, Mrs spirit-dealer, 28. Lawnmarket M'Donald, Miss 25. Frederick street M 'Donald, Miss 29. Howe street M'Donald, Misses silk and worsted shop, 503.
Lawn market M'Donald, Misses dressmakers, Castlehill M 'Donald, Miss silk and worsted shop, 28. Prince's
street M'Donald, Miss dressmaker, 43. Prince's street M'Donald, Miss dressmaker, 11. Arthur street M'Donnell, James esq. W. S. 10. Broughton pi. M'Donnell, Mrs lodgings, 32. Abercromby place M'Dougal, Alexander esq. 29. Causewayside M'Dougal, Allan broker, 313. Cowgate M'Dougal, John esq. 3. North Richmond street M'Dougal, William spirit-dealer, 231. Canongate M'Dougal!, Alexander spirit merchant, 72. High
street — house 13. St Patrick square M'Dougall, George esq. Mansfield place M'Dougall, John grocer, 212. Cowgate M'Dougall, John grocer, 57. Niddry street M'Dougall, William upholsterer, Dunbar's close M'Dowall, Charles esq. W. S. 5. Baxter place M'Dowall, Gavin writer, 24. Dublin street M'Dowall, George G. esq. 24. Abercromby place M'Dowall, James merchant — house 5. Baxter pi. M'Dowall, John merchant — house ditto M'Dowall, John seal engraver, 18. North bridge M'Dowall, Joseph esq. 24. Gilmore place M'Dowall, Peter esq. accountant, 30. London st. M'Dowall, William esq. advocate, 24. Abercrom- by place M'Dowall, William esq. Picardy place M'Dowall, Mrs 24. Abercrombie place M'Dowall, Mrs 12. George street 1S24-5.
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M'Intosh, Donald esq. writer, 74'. George street M'Intosh, Duncan lodgings, 140. Rose street M'Intosh, G. ri. master of St Cuthbert's poor ho. Macintosh, J. L. porter, ale, and spirit-dealer, 1. entrance to Parliament square — house 6. Lo- thian street Macintosh, James spirit-desiler, 5. Westbow Macintosh, James spirit-dealer, 44. Frederick st. Macintosh, Dr John 31. Albany street Macintosh, John agent, 17. Bread street Macintosh, John writer, 23. Comelybank Macintosh, John tobacconist, 30. Nicholson st. Macintosh, John spirit-dealer, 163. Rose street Macintosh, John shoemaker. Fountain close Macintosh, R. spirit-dealer, Blair street Macintosh, S. F. esq. W. S. 9. North Nelson st. M'Intosh, William esq. 54. Great King street Macintosh, William writer, 17. Bristo street M'Intosh, William tailor, 2. Church str. Stock- bridge M'Intosh, William painter, foot of Carrubber's
close M'Intosh, William grocer, 278. Lawnmarket M'Intosh, Mrs chaii-office, 6. Dublin street M'Intosh, Mrs spirit-dealer, 54. Rose street M'Intosh, Mrs lodgings, 74. George street M'Intosh, Miss 2. Castle street M'Intosh, Miss 23. Comelybank M'Intyre, Colin plasterer, 20. Warriston's close M'Intyre, Dougald joiner and manufacturer of patent mangles, 19. Waterloo place, and 45. North back of Canongate M'Intyre, John spirit-dealer, 521. Lawnmarket M'Intyre, Lachlan toy-shop and dyer, 40. and
138. Canongate M'Intyre, Major 15. Comelybank M'Intyre, William of tax-office, 1. South Nelson
street M'Intyre, Mrs 29. Thistle street M'Intyre, Mrs 6. East Rose street M'Isack, James tailor, 14. Carnegie street M'lver, Patrick broker, 56. St Mary's wynd Mack & Wotherspoon esqs. W. S. 132. George
street Mack, J. O. esq. S. S. C. and Admiralty Procura- tor, 21. Society — house 14. Howe street 1824-5.
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Mack, J. S. solicitor at law, Howard place Mack, Robert esq. W. S.— house 8. Mary's pi. Mack, Mrs I, James's square Mackay & Co. haberdashers and silk mercers,
108. South bridge Mackay & Cunningham jewellers, 40. South bri. Mackay, P. & T. Cunningham hatters, 23. Mortfi
bridge Mackay, Alexander & Co. spirit-dealers, 5. Black- friars' wynd Mackay, P. & Co. hat manufacturers, head of
Cowgate Mackay, Alexander bookseller and circulating
library, 154. High street — house 4, Park pi. Mackay, Alexander vintner. Advocate's close Mackay, Alexander plasterer, 20. Warriston's
close Mackay, Alexander spirit-dealer, Old Assembly
close Mackay, Charles Theatre Royal, 12. Cal ton hill Mackay, Daniel ropemaker, 74. Grassmarket Mackay, David writer, 2. Brown street Mackay, David spirit-dealer, Libberton's wynd Mackay, Donald letter-carrier, 1. Union street Mackay, Donald vinter, 27. Cowgate Mackay, George printer, 24. Bristo street Mackay, George lodgings, 15. Jamaica street Mackay, Hugh wheelwright, 196. Canongate Mackay, Hugh tailor, 246. Cowgate Mackay, Hugh porter merchant, 399. High st. Mackay, James & Co. spirit-dealers, 242. High st. Mackay, James hotel, IS. & 19. Prince's street Mackay, James carver and gilder, 209. High st. Mackay, James jeweller — house 24. Forth street Mackay, James painter, 51. Pleasance i\]ackay, Jarnes cow-feeder, 23. Gay field square Mackay, John esq. 23. Stafford street Mackay, John M. solicitor, 10. Parliament square Mackay, John working jeweller, 34. North Bridge Mackay, John post chaise hirer, 13. Clyde street Mackay, John ropemaker, 74. Cowgate Mackay, John chair-master, 122. Rose street Mackay, John spirit-dealer, 331. Canongate Mackay, Patrick merchant, 16. Rankeillor street Macka}', Robert tailor, 187. High street Mackay, Ptobert cabinet-maker, 1. Athol street Mackay, Thomas lodgings, 30. Jamaica street
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Mackay, William spirit-dealer, 589. Castlcliili 'Mackay, William dyer, 93. Nicxjlson street Mackay, William chair-master, 61. Albany street Mackay, Mrs stay-maker, 37. Blair street Mackay, Mrs lodgings, 21. Lothian street Mackay, Mrs lodgings, 39. Thistle street Mackay, Mrs lodgings, 77. Rose street Mackay, Mrs spirit-dealer, 46. Potter row Mackay, Mrs spirit-dealer, Bell's wynd Mackay, Miss stay-maker, 227. High street M'Kean, Andrew writing-master, 2. York place MiJKean, James wright, 10. Hill place M'Kean, John esq. W. S. and accountant, 2. South St David street — house 55. Northum- berland street M'Kean, Thomas builder, 18. Dundas street M'Kean, William B. esq. George place, Leith
Walk M'Kearlic, Robert esq. store-keeper. Castle M'Kechnie, John painter, 17. Union place M'Kelvie, Mrs lodgings, 9. Abbey M'Kenzie & Dallas, silk mercers and lace mer- chants, 27. Prince's street M'Kenzie & Innes esqs. W. S. 23. Queen street M'Kenzie & Sharp esqs. W. S. chambers 12.
Thistle street M'Kenzie, Alexander esq. 6. Dewar place M'Kenzie, Alexander manufacturer, 46. South br. M'Kenzie, Alexander hairdresser, 166. Canongate M'Kenzie, Alexander tailor, 4. Writer's court M'Kenzie, Alexander tailor, 5. South St An- drew's street — house 14. ditto M'Kenzie, Alexander fishing-tackle maker, 25.
North bridge — house 4. East James's street M'Kenzie, Alexander spirit-dealer, 139. High st. M'Kenzie, Alexander lodgings, 15. Adam street M'Kenzie, Charles printer, Riddell's court, 322.
Lawnmarket — house 4. Hill square M'Kenzie, Charles lodgings, 4. Albany street M'Kenzie, Colin esq. principal clerk of Session,
12. Shandwick place M'Kenzie, Colin jeweller, 5. Nicolson street M'Kenzie, Daniel builder, 12. Society M'Kenzie, Daniel lodgings, 2. Little King street M'Kenzie, David teacher, 20. Bank street M'Kenzie, Captain Donald 39. George square 1824-5.
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M'Kenzie, Donald wright and undertaker, 6S. Potterrow
M'Kenzie, Donald carver and gilder, 6. Charlotte
place M'Kenzie, Donald chair-master, 8. Elder street M'Kenzie, Donald spirit-dealer, Scott's close M'Kenzie, Donald shoe shop, 51. Candlemaker
row
Mackenzie, Henry esq. Comptroller of Taxes, 6.
Heriot row M'Kenzie, Hugh letter-carrier, 306. Lawnmarkct M'Kenzie, H. B. bookseller, 21. Salisbury street Mackenzie, James esq. W. S. 6. Heriot row- chambers 23. Queen street M'Kenzie, James esq. Milne's court, Lawnmarket M'Kenzie, James jeweller— house Milne's court M'Kenzie, James tinsmith, 131. West port M'Kenzie, J. W. esq. W. S. 14. Frederick street M'Kenzie, John esq. 24-. Richmond place M'Kenzie, John writer, 8. Hope street M'Kenzie, John hardware merchant, 33. Nicolson
street M'Kenzie, John accountant. East Cumberland st. M'Kenzie, John plumber, 15. Rose street M'Kenzie, John vintner, 19. Fleshmarket close M'Kenzie, John glazier, 475. Lawnmarket M'Kenzie, John spirit-dealer, 7. Milne's court -^ M'Kenzie, John spirit-dealer, 57. Blackfriars' wynd M'Kenzie, John spirit-dealer, 41. Crosscauseway M'Kenzie, Kenneth jun. surgeon, 4. St John st. M'Kenzie, Kenneth apothecary, 114. High street M'Kenzie, Kenneth painter, Geddes's clo'se M'Kenzie, Kenneth grocer, Parkside buildings M'Kenzie, Kenneth broker, 307. Cowgate M'Kenzie, Kenneth painter, Lady Lawson's wynd | Mackenzie, Kincaid esq. merchant, and treasurer f of Heriot's Hospital— office Milne's square— ■" house 5. Gayficld place '
Mackenzie, Lord 6. Royal Circus M'Kenzie, Major-general 17. South Nelson street. M'Kenzie, Murdoch spirit-dealer, 384. Castlehilf" M'Kenzie, Nicol 2. Holyrood street .^\
M'Kenzie, Peter upholsterer, 9. Arthur place '^ M'Kenzie, Richard esq. W. S. 31. Abercromb£ place ! i-
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J'Kenzie, Richard spirit-dealer, 11. Roxburgii
place
l*Kenzie, Richard spirit-dealer, 3. Thistle street H<Kenzie, Robert esq. W. S. 13. Charlotte street
/fackenzie, Roderick esq. W. S. 2. Queen sti'eet i^jTOackenzie, Sutherland esq. manager of the North
British Fire and Life Insurance Corporation,
427. High street ^'Kenzie, Thomas esq. W. S. 10. Heriot row —
chambers ditto ;(! WKenzie, William esq. W. S. 29. Charlotte squ. kJ'Kenzie, William surgeon, 94. Nicolson's street M*Kenzie, William supervisor of Excise, 94. Ni- M colson's street
illVI^Kenzie, Miss of Ineverinett, 1.5. Pitt street iM'Kenzie, Miss 9.5. Prince's street M'Kenzie, Miss dress-maker, 7. Frederick street [JM'Kercher and Brown, spirit-dealers, 12. Shak-
speare square M'Kerrell, Miss 1 3. Hill street Mackie, Charles surgeon and accoucheur, 17. I Frederick street
'Mackie, George builder, 13. North Richmond st. Mackie, James apothecary, 19. Hanover street Mackay, James lodgings, 3. Church row, Stockb. Mackay, John messenger to the bank of Scotland,
Dunbar's close Mackay, Joseph tailor, Old Assembly close Mackay, William dyer, 5. Market street Mackay, Mrs 47. Hope Park end Mackay, Miss lodgings, 21. Lothian street Mackillop, Abraham lodgings, 42. Thistle street Mackillop, Ramsay Union Club, Queen street Mackinlay, Archibald, John & Son, silk mercers,
3. South bridge Mackinlay, Archibald esq. merchant — house IG.
Forth street M'Kinlay, Archibald writer, 20. Bank street M'KinlaVi David srocer, 102. Canonjrate Mackinlay, John esq. merchant, 2,5. Royal terr. M'Kinlay, Robert haberdasher, 95. Grassmarket M'Kinlay, Mrs lodgings, 5. Duke street M'Kinna, Mrs lodgings, 2. Druuunond street M'Kinnon, Archibald spirit-dealer, 23. Arthur
street M 'Knight, A. confectioner, 143. Cowgate
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M 'Knight, James cabinet-maker, James's court
Pleasance — house 2. Adam street M'Knight, Rev. Dr Thomas, 12. London street M'Knighl, Mrs grocer, 52. Thistle street M'Knight, Mrs lodgings, 36. Frederick street M'Laggan, Dr David, 22. George street M'Laggan, Frederick baker, 19. Frederick street M'Laggan, James bookbinder, 17. Shakspeare sq, M'Laggan, Peter Hair-dresser, 32. Horse wynd M'Laggan & Roger, Misses dress-makers, 21.
George street M'Lardie, Alexander city-officer, Blyth's court,
Castle-hill M'Laren, Alexander spirit-dealer, 5. Niddry st. M'Lai'en, Alexander turner, Baillie Fyfe's close M'Laren, Charles tea, wine, and spirit-dealer,
231. High street — house 233. do. M'Laren, Charles 5. Hill square M'Laren, David tailor and clothier, 13. South St
David street M'Laren, Donald spirit- dealer, 224. High street M'Laren, Duncan vintner, 16. South College st. M'Laren, Duncan muslin warehouse, 329. High
sti'ect M'Laren, Duncan teacher, 58. Rose street M'Laren, Duncan spirit-dealer, 19. Niddry street
— house, 4. Salisbury square M'Laren, James lodgings, 112. Rose street M'Laren, John boot and shoe warehouse, 5. Rae-
burn place M'Laren, John spirit-dealer, 19. Hanover street M'Laren, John spirit-dealer, 1. South College st. M'Laren, John tailor, 36. Leith wynd M'Laren, Neil esq. 2. Howard place M'Lai'en, Peter boot and shoemaker, 5. London
street M'Laren, Peter cabinet-maker, 18. York lane —
house 18. Carnegie street M'Laren, Robert grocer and spirit-dciiler, 33.
Elder street — house 27. ditto M'Laren, Robert 2. Holy rood street M'Laren, Mrs 2. Hope street M'Laren, Mrs lodgings, 50. Buccleuch street M'Laren, Mrs lodgings, 17. Union street M'Laren, Mrs lodgings, 21. East Richmond str. M'Laren, Mrs 6. Milne's square
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M'Lachlan & Stewart, booksellers, 62. South br. M'Lachlan, John bookseller, 6. Montagu street M'Lachlan, John grocer and wine merchant, 67.
South bridge — house 108. Lauriston place M'Lachlan, John broker, 36. St Mary's wynd M'Lachlan, Mark broker, 76. St Mary's wynd M'Lachlane, Alexander hair-dresser and per- fumer, 11. Nicolson's street — house Mayfield loan, Newington Maclauchlane, Robert of Maclauchlane, esq. ad- vocate, 78. Great King street M'Lauchlan, Peter grocer, 170. Pleasance M'Lauchlan, Thomas vintner, 43. Clerk street M'Lauchlan, Thomas of Post-office, 43. Clerk st. M'Lauchlan, Walter slater, 7. College wynd M'Lauchlan, William gunmaker, 39. Nicoison
street — house 4. Hill place M'Lauchlan, Mrs 8. Crichton street M'Lauchlan, Mrs 3. Warriston crescent M'Laurin, David plasterer, 73. Pleasance M'Laurin, John 2. Northumberland street M'Laurin, Patrick writer, 60. Castle street M'Lean, Alexander hair-dresser, 34. Frederick
street M'Lean, Arch, spirit-dealer, 117. Fountain br, M'Lean, A. W. stationer, 8. West Register str.
St Andrew's square — house 17. Clyde street M'Lean, Charles & Co. muslin warehouse, 7. St
Andrew's street — house Silvermills M'Lean, Charles grocer, tea, wine, and spirit- dealer, 5. Queen sferry street, and 2. Stafford street^ — house 4. Queensfen-y street M'Lean, Daniel silver-smith, Gray's court, Nicoi- son street M'Lean, Donald esq. W. S. and Solicitor of Ex4
chequer, 21. Albany street M'Lean, Dugald fruiterer, 74. Prince's street — ■
house 19. Hanover street M'Lean, Dr 17. Broughton street M'Lean, Duncan 2. Howard place M'Lean, Hector 31. Clerk street M'Lean, James writer, 36. George street M'Lean, James hairdresser, 368. Castlehill M'Lean, John and Co. spirit-dealers, 401. Lawn- market M'Lean, John esq. advocate, 2. Hill street 1824-5.
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M'Lean, John of the Post-office, 21. east Rich- mond street M'Lean, John fishing-tackle maker, 8. North
bridge M'Lean, John upholsterer, 6. St Patrick's square/ M'Lean, Lachlan teacher, 18. Drummond street M'Lean, Richard and Co. Perth boot and shoe
warehouse, 64-. Prince's street M'Lean, Robert tailor, 4. Paul street M'Lean, William wholesale cloth merchant, 5.
Milne's square — house 31. Buccleuch place M'Lean, William messenger at arras, Riddle's
court M'Lean, W^illiam horse dealer, 41. Rose street M'Lean, Mrs 30. Gilmore place M'Lean, Mrs 2. Hill street M'Lean, Mrs 3. Ingliston street M'Lean, Mrs spirit-dealer, 289. Canongate M'Lean, Mrs 1. Athol street M'Lean, Miss Darling's buildings, Stockbridge M'Lean, Miss dressmaker, 21. east Rose street M'Lean, Miss teacher of music, 194. Pleasance M'Leay, Thomas shoemaker, 19. Leith wynd M'Leay, Mrs 97. Nicolson street M'Lehose, A. C. esq, W. S. 5. Picardy place M'Lehose, Mrs 14. Caltonhill M'Leish, James of Melrose and Co. — house 12.
Montagu street M'Leish, John surgeon, Maryfield M'Leish, W^illiam spirit-dealer, Stewartfield, Ben- nington M'Leish, William tailor, 35. South bridge M 'Leish, Mrs 49. Bristo street M'Lellan, Lieut. Robert 15. Carnegie street M'Lellan, Mrs bookbinder, G3. North bridge M'Lennan, Hector Prince Regent tavern, 4. Rose
street M'Lellan, John clothier and tailor, 30. St An- drew's square M'Lennan, Murdoch broker, 40. Canongate M'Lennan, Roderick shoemaker, 15. Picardy place M'Lennan, Mrs muslin shop, 124. Rose street M'Lennan, Miss 17. Greenside street M'Leod, Alexander merchant, 27. South bridge,
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M'Leod, Alexander grocer and spirit-dealer, 53.
north back of Canongate M'Leod, Alexander coal-yard, 69. Potterrow M'Leod, Charles esq. 2. Rose street M'Leod, Daniel tea and spirit-dealer, 10. James's
square M'Leod, Daniel writer, 4. Richmond court M'Leod, Daniel cooper. Anchor close M'Leod, Daniel engraver, 4. Charles street M'Leod, Donald messenger at arms, 10. Parlia- ment square M'Leod, Donald vintner, 11. Waterloo place M'Leod, D. spirit-dealer, 471. Lawnmarket M'Leod, George tailor, Carrubber's close M'Leod, H. P. teacher of music, 14. Caltonhill M'Leod, James and Co.wooUen drapers, 4. Milne's
square — house 1. ditto M'Leod, John spirit-dealer, 33. Causevi^ayside M'Leod, John spirit-dealer, 272. and 302. Lawn- market M'Leod, John grocer, 7. Shrub place, Leith walk M'Leod, John grocer, 10. James's square M'Leod, John spirit-dealer, Water of Leith M'Leod, John cutler, 2. College street — house 2.
Drummond street M'Leod, Kenneth painter, 14. Green side place M'Leod, Neil plasterer, 2. Simon square M'Leod, Neil glazier, 14. Jamaica street M'Leod, Roderick chair office, 4. Northumber- land street M'Leod, Robert vintner, Byer's close M'Leod, William baker, 43. Libberton's wynd M'Leod, William spirit-dealer, 88. Pleasance M'Leod, Mrs 23. Pitt street M'Leod, Mrs 10. Rose street M'Leod, Mrs 2. Mineral street, Stockbridgc M'Leod, Mrs lodgings, 63. Frederick street MacLeod, Miss of Macleod, 34. Castle street M'Lure, Alexander grocer, 4. Tobago street M'Lure, Hugh tailor, 2. north Bank street M'Lure, Miss 140. Prince's street M'Martin, Duncan spirit-dealer, 288. Lawnmar. M'Martin, Peter spirit-dealer, 1. Salisbury street M'Millan and Grant esqs. W. S. 25. York place M'Millan, Archibald flesher, 1. and 2. High
market — house, 10. Market street 1824-5. i> 3
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M'Millan, D. esq. 12. Hermitage place, Stock- bridge M'Millan, Henry flesher, 31. Middle raarket-i.
house Halkerston's wynd M'Millan, James chaise master, 24-. Dundas stred: M'Millan, John flesher, 1 3. Middle market M'Millan, Neil spirit-dealer, 5. St David street " M'Millan, Robert esq. W. S. 41. Prince's street
— chambers 25. York place M'Millan, Thomas flesher, 1. and 2. High mar- ket— house 10. Market street M'Millan, Thomas flesher, 6. and 7. High raa.r^
ket — house 101. Low Calton M'Millan, Mrs teacher, 66. north back of Can-
nongate M'Nab, Allan spirit-dealer, 34'3. Canongate M'Nab, Colin esq. 82. Great King street M'Nab, Francis merchant, Summerhall M'Nab, F, M. esq. S. S. C. 199. High street M'Nab, John cabinetmaker, 19. Rose street M'Nab, Thomas lodgings, 9. Cumberland street M'Nab, William superintendent botanic gardens
— house Leith walk M'Nab, Mrs lodgings, 6. south Charlotte street . M'Nair, John esq. writer, 5. London street M'Nair, John lodgings, 30. James's square M'Nair, Miss 8. Duncan street M'Nair, Miss milliners, 9. East Circus place M'Naught, Alexander stocking-iVame smith, 10.
St Leonard's hill— house 130. Richmond lane M'Naught, James confectioner, 160. Cowgate —
house 74'. Lauriston M'Naughtan, Peter merchant tailor, 4. Meuse
lane, St Andrew's square M'Naughtane, Charles brazier, Cowfeederrow. M'Naughton, Alexander hosier, 42. Howe street M'Naughton, David shoemaker, Raeburn place M'Naughton, John shoemaker, 13. High street M'Naughton, John accountant, 37. Candlemaker-
row M'Naughton, Peter spirit-dealer, 186. Canongate . M'Naughton, Mrs lodgings, 13. Hill place t
M'Naughton, Miss teacher, Wardrop's court M'Naughton, Alexander Esq. advocate, 74.
George street M'Naughton, Captain, 6. Wharton place
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M'Naugliton, Duncan esq. advocate, 73. Great
King street M'Naughton, Thomas spirit-dealer, Fleshmarket
close M'Naughton, Miss, 13. Carrubber's close M'Neil, George spirit-dealer, North Gray's close M'Neillle, David esq. W. S. Old Physic Gardens Mrcniven, John (late stationer), 4. Roxburgh pi. Macniven, Peter & William stationers and rag- merchants, 23. Blair street. M'Nish, John turner, 24-. Leith walk M*Omish, Patrick writer, 1 . Hay street Maconochie, James Allan esq. advocate, 76.
George street Maconochie, Thomas esq. 76. George street Maconochie, Miss, 10. Warriston crescent M'Phail, William grocer, 2. New street M'Pherson, Alexander lodgings, 16. Carnegie
street M'Pherson, Lieut. Angus R. A. 13. Caltonhill M'Pherson, David British tavern, 24. Dundas st. M'Pherson, Hugh tailor, 377. High street M'Pherson, Hugh stabler, 30. Rose street M'Pherson, James spirit-dealer, 17. Niddry st. M'Pherson, James tailor, 2. Drummond street M'Pherson, James architect, 56. Calton hill M'Pherson, James teacher of dancing, 11. Terrace M'Pherson, John merchant tailor, 11. St An- drew's street M'Pherson, John hairdresser, 25. Greenside street
— house 6. Calton street M'Pherson, Morris tailor, 21. Fleshmarket close M'Pherson, Murdoch justice of the peace officer,
Burnet's close M'Pherson, Paul & John musicians, Burnet's close M'Pherson, Peter wright, Norton place M'Pherson, William of the Customs, 16. Elder st. M'Pherson, William writer, Wardrop's court M'Pherson, William spirit-dealer, 76. Cowgate M'Pherson, William tailor, 55. Leith wynd M'Pherson, William vintner. Old Assembly close M'Pherson, Mrs lodgings, 18. Lothian street M'Pherson, Mrs lodgings, 122. Rose street M'Pherson, Mrs grocer, 10. Duncan street M'Pherson, Mrs lodgings, 20. Jamaica street M'Pherson, Miss 1. Dean street, Stockbridge 1821-5.
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M'Pherson, Miss 70. High street ^
M'Qiiarrie, Michael tailor, 92. High street ^
M'Quatt, William lodgings, 21. Duke street ^ M'Queen & Co. hair-dressers and perfumers, 44^^
Prince's street '^
M'Queen, Alexander watchmaker, 5. Simon sq. '^ M'Queen, Alexander lace and muslin warehouse,
7. Bank street— house 7. Union street M'Queen, Andrew of Post-office, 11. Terrace M'Queen, Dugald shoemaker, 82. Hanover street
— house 19. Jamaica street Macqueen, Hugh esq. W. S. 61. Great King st. "' M'Queen, Lachlan spirit-dealer, 57. Westbow M'Queen, Mrs lodgings, 7. Union place ''■
M'Queen, Mrs 12. Raeburn place -
M'Queen, Miss 23. Heriot row Macrae, David teacher and lodgings, 6. Leopold ,
place '"
Macrae, John of Post-office, 7. Hill place '^
M'Rae, Mrs lodgings, 46. Nicolson street ''
Macredie, Alexander bookseller and stationer, 11.-
South St David street — house 29. Northumberi^^
land street '•''
Macredie, William 10. East Rose street ,^
MacRitchies, Bayley and Henderson, esqs. W. s7^
30. James's square M'Ritchie, Alexander confectioner, 32. Hanover
street Macritchie, John esq. writer, 4. Gayfield square Macritchie, T. E. esq. W. S. 4. Gayfield square M'Robin, Mrs 11. Circus place (west) M'Taggart, William teacher, 4. Roxburgh place M'Tavish & Anderson, spirit-dealers, 483. Lawn- market M'Tavish and Beli, esqs. W. S. chambers, 10. St
James's place M'Tavish, John vintner, New Fleshmarket M'Tavish, Mrs lodgings, 5. Howe street Macvey, David writer, 18. Dundas street Macvey, James esq. 3. Warriston place M'Vean, Hugh lodgings, 186. Rose street M'Vean, John lodgings, 186. Rose street '^-
M'Vean, Miss 1. Rankeillor street '^•
M'Vicar, James brick-maker, Meadowbank M'Vicar, Mrs Neil, 46. Queen street M'Vicar, Miss 14. Pitt street
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M'Vicar, Miss 21. Broughton place M'Whinnie, Peter spirit-dealer, 96. Cowgate M'Whirter, Dr 26. York place Magan, M. grocer, 22. Dundas street Magdalkn Asylum, 181. Canongate Maharrie, Francis spirit-dealer, 1. Abercrombie
place Mahori, Peter & Co. vintners, 299. Canongate Mahon, Peter spirit-dealer, 1 7. Horse wynd Maidment, James esq. advocate, Wester Dairy
place Main, Andrew cabinet-maker. Queen's place —
house 2. Greenside place Main, Edward shoemaker, 19. Leith Walk Main, James bookseller, 14. Westbow Main, P. boot and shoemaker, 3. South Hanover 1 > street
Main, P. painter, Alison's close, S^. Cowgate [Main, Richard green grocer, 400. Castlehill Main, Robert hair-dresser, 89. Rose street Main, T. boot and shoemaker, 7- Catherine street Main, William grocer, 3. WeUington street Main, Miss 6. Pitt street Mair, Colonel 29. Abercrombie place Mair, Mrs lodgings, 4. North St David's street Maitland, Adam esq. of Dundrennan, 36. George's
square Maitland, Sir A. G. G. Bart, of Cliftonhall, 129, • Prince's street
Maitland, Alexander glass warehouse, 36. West- bow Maitland, David esq. advocate, 32. Queen street Maitland, Thomas esq. younger of Dundrennan,
advocate, 35. Charlotte square Maitland, Thomas esq. 15. Union street Maitland, Walter gardener, Abbeyhill Maitland, Mrs 3. Gayfield square Maitland, Miss 41. Hanover street Maitland, Miss 143. Prince's street Maize, James spirit-dealer, 87. Cowgate Malcolm, Gavin shoemaker, 263. Canongate JMalcolm, James writer, 10. Nicolson's street Malcolm, John recorder of the Chapel of Ease I burying-ground, 12. West Nicolson's street JMalcolm, John cabinetmaker, 24. Leith walk
alcolm, Renton victual-dealer, 90. Pieasance,
and 15. Canongate (1824-5.
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Malcolm, Thomas piano-forte maker, 6. EaSI
Richmond street Malcolm, Thomas senior, shoemaker, 10. Kicol-I
son's street J
Malcolm, Thomas junior, shoemaker, 391. Higi
street ':.
Malcolm, William painter, head of Cowgate —
house 88. Candlemaker row- Malcolm, Mrs grocer, 31. Frederick street Malcomb, James tailor, 27. East Richmond street Malpas and Montignani, ladies's trimming manu- factory, 16. Shakspeare square Mandersons, D. H. and W. smiths, Broughton st. Manderson, John smith, 1. Gilmour street, Paufs
work Manderson, Mrs lodgings, 9. North StAndrew'sst. Manderston, John esq. 3i. Abercrombie place, and
Eastfield, Leith Manderston, John druggist, 21. Rose street Mann, James vintner, 6. Milne square Mann, John spirit-dealer, 15. Shakspeare squared Mann, William merchant, Leith walk Manners and M'Intyre, boot and shoemakers, 10.
South St Andrew's street Manners and Miller, booksellers, 208. High street Manners, Alexander bookseller — house 24!. Bucr
cleuch place Manners, Alexander W. S- 48. Albany street Manners, George shoemaker, 15. South St An- drew's street Manners, Thomas esq. W. S. and depute-clerk of
session, 12. Nicolson's square Mansfield, John esq. of Midmar, Shrubhill-housej.
Leith walk Mansfield, John esq. wine merchant, 81. George st. Manson, Charles esq. 9. Bernard row Manson, John bookbinder, Advocates' close Manson, John baker, 9. Westport— house 109. do. Manson, S. spirit-dealer, 345. Cowgate— house
27. Arthur street Manson, Mrs 3. Hope street Manuel, Gavin victual-dealer, 22. Crosscauseway? Manuel, Robert spirit-dealer. Stamp-office close Manuel, Mrs 1. James's street March, James lastmaker, 9. Low Calton March, William shoemaker, 12. Low Terrace
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March, Misses dressmakers, 9. Rose street Marjoribanks, Alexander esq. younger ofMarjori-
banks, 17. Pitt street Marjoribanks, Sir John Bart. M. P. 29. Charlotte
square Markland, Miss Ul. Prince's street Marnoch, J. and A. carvers and gilders, 2. North
Bridge Marnoch, M. carver and gilder, 76. Prince's street Marnoch, Mrs 63. Prince's street Marr, the Right Honourable the Earl of, 10.
Shandwick place Marr, William merchant — house 14. Leith walk Marr, Mrs 27. Candlemaker-row Marrs, John agent, 4. East Arthur street Marshal and Sons, jewellers, 62. North Bridge —
house 9. Union street Marshall, Alexander basketmaker, 197. Cowgate Marshall, Andrew builder, Hamilton place Marshall, Captain 31. London street Marshall, Charles teacher, 4. Dalrymple place Marshall, Charles meal-dealer, Stockbridge Marshall, Francis, James, and Walter, jewellers,
32. North Bridge — house 27. Gayfield square Marshall, James esq. accountant, 37. Northum- berland street Marshall, James writer, 16. Greenside place Marshall, James painter, 51. Rose street Marshall, James portrait painter, 18. South Ha- nover street Marshall, James agent and spirit-dealer, 12.
Drummond street — house 5. Buccleuch street Marshall, John esq. advocate, 47. Great King st. Marshall, John esq. writer, 11. North Nelson st. Marshall, Lieutenant John 1. Broughton place Marshall, John flesher, 2. Veal market Marshall, Robert esq. W. S. 22. Gayfield square Marshall, Robert clothier, 166. High street Marshall, Robert Mid-Lothian glass-works, Had- dington— house Canongate Marshall, Scott horse-dealer, 3. Grassraarkct Marshall, Thomas bootmaker, 20. Charles' street Marshall, Thomas quill-dresser, 131. West port Marshall, Thomas flesher, 10. Midmarket — house
10. Fishmarket close 1824-5.
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Marshall, Walter painter and glazier, Patterson'
court, Broughton Marshall, William jeweller, 33. North bridge Marshall, William jeweller, 9. Union street Marshall, William Captain, superintendant of the
recruiting service of the Hon. East India Co. —
house Portobello — office 25. James's square Marshall, William hardware merchant, 290.
Lawnraarket — house 441. opposite Marshall, William lodgings, Restalrig Marshall, William ginger beer maker, 204. Pleas, : Marshall, William vintner and poulterer, 30..
Flesh market close ;
Marshall, Mrs 19. Tobago street '
Marshall, Mrs of Fernie hill, Bonnington road Marshall, Mrs 40. Leith walk Marshall, Mrs 38. Castle street Marshall, Mrs lodgings, 3. Market street Marshall, Mrs India street Marshall, Mrs lodgings, Clerk street Marshall, Miss 2. Montagu street Martin and Stevenson, csqs. W. S. 12. South
James's street Martin, George and Co. haberdashers, 42. South
bridge Martin and Steele, Carron warehouse Martin, Hugh bootmaker, 22. Carnegie street Martin, James writer, 7. India street Martin, John cutler, 106. West port Martin, John spirit-dealer, 382. Castlehill :
Martin, John lodgings, 161. Rose street Martin, Peter spirit-dealer, 1. Salisbury street Martin, Thomas esq. writer, 12. South JamesV.
street — house 132. Prince's street Martin, Thomas flesher, 127. Rose street — house'
162. ditto Martin, William and Co. brassfounders, 21. Car- rubber's close Martin, William Alex. esq. W. S. 53. George st. Martin, William esq. S. 8. C. 21. Broughton st. Martin, William cabinetmaker, 17. Shakspeare
square Martin, William upholsterer, 27. Pitt street 'j-
Martin, William merchant, 66. Westbow ■'
Martin, ]\Irs 15. Salisbury street Martin, Mrs 8. Salisbury road Martin, Mrs grocer, 21. Broughton street
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aey's Chapel, Burnett's close Lsclet, Le Chevalier, French consul, 7- south Nelson street
,ason, Ebenezer esq. 2. Warriston crescent [ason, George, esq. of the post-office, 12. Terrace ipji^on, James water office, 5. Queen's place Mason, James shoemaker, 885. Lawnmarket Mason, Thomas baker, 26. Nicolson street Mason, Thomas, of register office, 12. High ter. Mason, William, of register office, 31. north Nel- son street Mason, Mrs David, Rankeillor street Massie, W. W. esq. 23. Charlotte square _ jMasson, A. drawing-master, 23. South bridge [Masson, James surgeon-dentist, 6. George street jMasson, John writer, 1. St John street Masson, Mrs William, 11. Dundas street Masters, William spirit-dealer, 1. Queensferry st. Masterton, Alexander tailor, 117. Nicolson street Mather, George, agent for carriers to all parts of the West of Scotland, &c. George Inn, Bristo st. Mather, John farrier, 6. Nottingham place Mather, John organist, 4. Lothian road Mather, William flesher, 30. east Richmond street Mather, W. F. ladies boot warehouse, 13. No. br. Mather, Miss dressmaker, 5. Milne's square Matheson, Duncan esq. advocate, 6. Bellevue cres. Mathew and Co. shoe gallery 13. North bridge Mathew, Robert writer, 17. London street Mathew, William flesher, 6. Jamaica street Mathew, Miss dressmaker, south back Canongate Mathews,'^eter vintner, north Foulis' close Mathews, Mrs 18. St Patrick square Mathewson, Mrs 200. Canongate Mathie, Mrs lodgings, 15. Catherine street Mathison and Co. clothiers, 51. North bridge Mathison, Charles watchmaker, 7. Hill square Mathison, Duncan ham-shop, 36. Broughton street Mathison, D. billiard-room, 20. South bridge Mathison, J. slater and glazier, 131. West Port Mathison, Peter spirit-dealer, Foulis' close Mathison, William ironmonger, 7. North bridge—^
house 1. Hill square Mathison, William, oftheComml. bank, 17. Rose st: Mathison, Misses J. and E. corset-makers, 3. north St David street 1824-5. p *
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Matthew, Captain James, Deanbank, StockbridgeN Matthew, James cabinet-maker, 255. Cowgate Iv] Matthew, Wm. pocket-book maker, Royal Bank el.' ' Matthewson, Jas. type-founder, 20. St Leonard's hill Matthewson, John type-founder, 41. Clerk street I Maughan, E. J. surveyor of taxes, 4. Great King st. ■' Maughan, John writer, 2. St Bernard row Maughan, E-obert, of excise, 19. New street Maughan, Robert, of exchequer, 4. Hill square :fi Mawson, S. M. silk-mercer and haberdasher, 51.'"
South bridge — house 11. Hill square Maxton, Boog, and Co. saddlers, 20. North bridge Maxton, Josiah saddler — house 17. Albany row Maxton, Patrick, of Bank of Scotland, 11. Higli
School yards Maxton, Mrs vintner, 2. Old Fishmarket close Maxwell, John Clerk esq. advocate, 31. Heriot row Maxwell, General, 125. George street Maxwell, John victual-dealer, 49. Fountainbridge Maxwell, Robert, & Co. confectioners, 57. Princes st. Maxwell's (Lady) School, 16. Horse wynd Maxwell, ]Mrs Colonel, 13. Gloucester place Maxwell, Mrs 2. Salislaury place Maxwell, ]Mrs 59- Castle street May, James tailor, 29. St Mary's wynd Mayelston, Misses tea-dealers, 24. Bristo street Meadowbank, Lord 13. Royal circus ,M
Medical Hall, (T. and C. Butler,) 20. Waterloo pi. Meek, John esq. W. S. 12. High terrace Meek, John slater, 127. Grassmarket Meek, Robert esq. 21. Salisbury street Meek, Robert stocking-maker, 15. Blackfriarswynd Meek, William spirit-dealer, 128. Cowgate Meek, Mrs Peter, 26. Rankeillor street Megget, Aitken hide and leather factor and bark agent — office 28. Blair st. — hide and bark ware- house Citadel, Leith — house 98. Lauriston place Megget, Thomas esq. W. S. 18. Drummond place Meikle, Alexander grocer, 12. St Leonard street Meikle, George merchant, 86. Grassmarket Meikle, Henry coachmaker, corner of the lane, 35-
Rose street Meikle, James solicitor at law, 51 . Hanover street Meikle, Richai'd esq. accountant, 26. no. Nelson st. Meikle, William lodgings, 11. Lothian street Meikle, Mrs dressmaker, 12. Charlotte place 1824-5.
MEI— MEN
^eiklejohn. Rev. Dr, professor, 4, Park street VIeiklejohn, John esq. W. S. IS. James square jVIeiklejohn, Patrick, of the Bank of Scotland, 11. ! Dundas street
Mein, Johw surgeon and accoucheur, 3. Pitt street Mein, John coach-hirer, 156. Rose street Mein, WiUiam candlemaker, 51. Pleasance iMeldrum, Alex. esq. advocate, 65. Frederick street Meldrum, James shoemaker, IS.Macdougal street Meldrum, John painter, 17. Caltonhill Mellis, P. hnen-draper, 107. South bridge Melrose, Andrew, and Co. tea-dealers and grocers, 83. South bridge, 122. High street, and 301. Canongate — ^house 19- west Nicolson street Melrose, James tailor, 7. Dalrymple place Melrose, James watchmaker, 95. Canongate Melville & M'Farlane manufact's. 34. Fountainbr/^ Melville, George esq. 11. Minto street, Newington Melville, George writer, 5. St Bernard's row Melville, James M. esq. W. S. 22. Heriot row Melville, Mrs 2. Crichton street Melville, Mrs 30. Abbeyhill Menelaus, John upholsterer, 31. Greenside street
— house 28. ditto Menelaws, William wine and spirit-dealer, 41. St
Andrew's square Menteath, C. G. S. esq. of Closeburn, 27. Aber-
crombie place Menzies, Alexander lodgings, 49- Thistle street Menzies, D. and Son, shoemakers, 42. Potterrow Menzies, George engraver, 8. Adam street Menzies, James vintner, 14. Waterloo place Menzies, J. and G. engravers and copperplate
printers, 199. High street Menzies, John esq. sob. of customs, 101. George st. Menzies, John engraver, west Nicolson street Menzies, John tailor, 30. West Port Menzies, John bootmaker, 21. Hanover street- house 3. Castle street Menzies, John bootmaker, 42. Potterrow Menzies, John lodgings, 21. east Richmond street Menzies, Robert esq. W. S. 17- Hart street Menzies, Robert printer, 304. Lawnmarket Menzies, Robert musician. Bell's wynd Menzies, Thomas spirit-dealer, 87- Rose street Menzies, WiUiam esq. advocate, 101. George street 1824-5.
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Menzies, Captain William, 114. George street Menzies, William shoemaker, 16. so. Richmond st l Menzies, Mrs Stirling, 27. Castle street i I
Menzies, Mrs 61. High street Menzies, Mrs lodgings, 5. College street Menzies, Misses milliners and dressmakers, 271
Castle streeet Mercer, George esq. of Gorthy, 20. York place Mercer, George hosier, glover and laceman, 17.
Nicolson street — house 2. Boroughloch Mercer, George, of Commercial Bank, 11. Keir st. Mercer, Graham esq. of Mavisbank, 10. Union st. Mercer, James esq. 28. Dublin street Mercer, Laurance plasterer, 1. Lothian road Mercer, Robert esq. W. S. 28. Dublin street Mercer, William esq. W. S. 22. Society Mercer, William flesher, 62. east Richmond street
— house 5. Salisbury street Mercer, Mrs stone-warehouse, 4. Bristo street Mercer, Mrs 3. Moray street Mercer, Miss, of Aldie, 15. Buccleuch street Merchants Maiden Hospital, Lauriston lane ^^ Merchant, John tinsmith, 71. Rose street -^'
Merchant, Mrs 2. Tiviot row Merrilees, Charles watchmaker, 39- Leith street Merry, James lodgings, 15. George street Merrylies, Robert upholsterer, 98. Rose street Messer, Adam surgeon, 141. West Port Meston, Robert spirit-dealer, 6. east Rose street Metcalf, Mrs lodgings, 29. Queen street Metcalf, Misses miUinersanddressmrs, 19. Queen stJ^- Meudell, George L. fruiterer, 5. so. Hanover st. '" Meyer and Quiller, army-contractors and clothiers
to his Majesty, 25. Princes st. & 1. St Andrew's st. Michie, Henry, of excise, 6. Rose street f^
Michie, H. shoemaker, 5. Duke st. — ho. 4. York pi. Michie, J. agent, Chalmers' close Michie, Miss 5. Dundas street Middlemas, George spirit-dealer, Causewayside Middlemas, John shoemaker, 29. Candlemaker ro^^'^ Middleton, J. ordained measurer, 6. New street ' Mid-Lothian Coal Company's Office, 7. Princes st.'^ Military Academy, 24. Waterloo place '^^'^
Mill, George esq. S. S. C. Lauriston iM
Mill, John examiner of customs, Lauriston ^'^
Mill, John corn-mercht. Redbraes, Bonnington rd'.^/*
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villi, John merchant, 103. High street— house 18.
{ Elder street Millar and Shielis, tea and spirit-dealers, 2. north
St Andrew's street Millar, Alexander vintner, 3. south Nelson street
■ Millar, Andrew warehouseman, 7- Hunter square — house 15. Buccleuch place Millar, D. builder, 7- St Antliony's place
: Millar, Hay mason. 2. Holyrood street Millar, Dr'James, l(i. Brown square
; Millar, James esq. advocate. -30. Frederick street
, Millar^ James esq. W. S. 42. Frederick street Millar, John writer, i. Blackfriars wvmd Millar, Peter vintner, 4. Fleshmarket close Millar, Robert spirit-dealer, 13. so. St Andrew's st- Millar. Wm. 6; Co. button warehouse, 9S. South br. Millar, Mrs lodgingrs, 180. Rose street Millar. Mrs lodgings, 10. Sailsbur^' street Millar. Miss dressmaker, 17- Bristo street Miller, Alexander saddler, 12, Nicolson street Miller, Alexander shoemaker. Shoemakers close Miller, Andrew esq. dep. clerk of bills, 11. York pi. Miller^ Andrew, of sheriff-clerk's office — house 31.
Sciennes street east Miller, Andrew tobacconist, 7- Park row Miller, Archibald grocer, 53. West Pon Miller^ David spirit-dealer, Alva street Miller, Da^-id trunk-maker, Monteith's close Miller, George esq. 4. Hope park Miller. George b:iker, 7. Rose street Miller, James, and Son, glovers, 21. North bridge Miller, James esq. advocate, 121. Princes street Miller, James writer, 5. Montagu street Miller^ James writer, 22. east Rose street Miller. James tailor, 47- Thistle street Miller, James coal-merchant, -50. Buccleuch street Miller, James 8. London street Miller, James ^vrigh-L. Paul's work Miller, John esq. W. S. 17. Brown square Miller, John ironmonger, 64. Grassmorket — house
4. Heriot"s bridge Miller, John painter, 21. Fountainbridge Miller, John bootmaker, Bailie FytVs close Miller, John brewer, 'o6. Potterrow — ho. 4. Hay st. Miller, John shoemaker, 21._jramaica street Miller, John, sess--.-clerk of fanongate, 15. New st. 1S24-5. P * 2
Miller, John gai'dener, Abbey
Miller, John toolmaker, College wynd
Miller, John lodgings, 20. ('astle street
Miller, Joseph manufacturer, 2. Nicolson street
and 2. Drummond street — house 4. Hope park Miller, Joseph tailor, 4. Jamaica street Miller, N. lodgings, 15. middle Arthur place Miller, Robert wholesale and retail woollen-draper,
104. High street Miller, Robert bookseller — house 2. Baxter s place Miller, Robert candlemaker, 25. Nicolson street,
and 56. Bristo street Miller, Robert teacher of music, 10. Leith terrace Miller, Ro. baker, 64. Nicolson street — ho. 66. ditto Miller, Robert tailor, 47. Pleasance A
Miller, Samuel musician, 56. ('rosscauseway ' ^ Miller, Thomas H. esq. advocate, 41. Heriot row Miller, Thomas esq. advocate, 3. Shandwick place Miller, Thomas distiller, 39- Abbeyhill Miller, Thomas grocer, 82. High street — house
1. St John street
Miller, Thomas writer, 1. Antigua street I
Miller, Thomas spirit-dealer, 71. West Bow 4 Miller, Thomas glover, 21. North bridge — house
2. Baxter's place
Miller, Thomas, of register-officej 31. Arthur place Miller, William esq. S. S. C. and Admiralty prot
curator, 8. (yhapel street — chambers 4. Hill sq. Miller, William type-founder, 65. Nicolson street^
— house 45. George square Miller, William engraver, 2. Drummond street —
house 4. Hope park Miller, William victualler, 30. Brough ton street Miller, William tailor, Abbeyhill Miller, William meal-dealer, 25. Bread street-—
house 26. ditto Miller, William bookbinder, Sciennes^— house Dun- can street, Newington Miller, William wood-mercht. — ^house 6. Shrub pi. Miller, Wm. baker, 16. Lothian street — ho. 18. ditto Miller, Mrs, and Miss Webster's, school for yoimg
ladies, 1. Scotland street Miller, Mrs, of Dalnair, 43. George street Miller, Mrs Major, 9. Howard plaxie Miller, Mrs Alexander, 9- Dean street f/i
Miller, Mrs D. 20. Fountainbridge
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Miller, Mrs 2. Charlotte place
Miller, Mrs 6. Charlotte place
Miller, Mrs 9- Coates crescent
Miller, Mrs 21. east Richmond street
Miller, Mrs 5. Montagu street
Miller, Mrs 19. Arthur street
Miller, Mrs 4. Buccleuch street
Miller, Mrs 2. Grove place
Miller, Mrs 8. Carnegie street
Miller, Mrs 20. Carrubber's close
Miller, Mrs lodgings, 4. Elder street
Miller, Mrs lodgings, 36. George street
Miller, Mrs lodgings, 10. Salisbury street
Miller, Mrs lodgings, 21. Lothian street
Miller, Mrs lodgings, 12. Clyde street
Miller, Miss 69. York place
Miller, Miss 38. Hanover street
Miller, Miss 24. Buccleuch street
Miller, Miss milliner, 11. South Dridge
Millidge, Edwin dealer in precious stones, coral,
pearls, and fancy-coloured beads, 13. North br, Millidge, Misses bead-stringers, 18. North bridge Milligan, And. watch-case mak. 22. Greenside st. Milligan, Rev. George, 1. Rankeillor street Milligan, Edward, M. D. 21. south College street Milligan, James nail-manufacturer, Orchardfield Milliken, Samuel merchant, 44. Canongate Mills, George wright, 92. Crosscauseway Miln, William, 8. Montagu street Milne, Alex, of Royal Bank — house 3. Gay field sq, Milne, Alex, teacher of music, 15. Drummond st, Milne, F. baker, 8. Clerk street — house 4. ditto Milne, James brassfounder, Chalmers' close — house
2. Wharton lane, Lauriston Milne, James architect, 6. Howe street Milne, James 10. Nicolson street Milne, James painter and glazier, 10. Shakespear sq. Milne, James grocer and spii'it-dealer, 135. Plea»
sance— house 36. south Richmond street Milne, John late ironmonger, Chalmers' close Milne, Peter esq. 88. Pleasance Milne, Peter vintner, Covenant close Milne, Thomas leather-merchant, Boyd's close- house 1. St John street Milne, William ladies shoemaker, 43. Princes st. — house 9. Greenside place 1824-5.
MIL— MIT
Milne, William merchant, 180. Rose street y
MUne, William shoemaker, 4. west Richmond pl.^ Milne, Mrs Andrew, foot of Chalmers"' close r
Milne, Mrs 7. Malta terrace, Stockbridge Milne, Mrs rope-maker, Watergate Milne, Mrs lodgings, 53. Bristo street Milne, Miss dressmaker, 15. Druramond street Milner, J. D. apothecary, 170. High street Milroy, Adam china warehouse, 6. Calton street Milroy, Andrew jeweller, 35. North bridge — house
15. Howard place Milroy, David stocking-maker, 218. Canongate Milroy, Mrs 218. Canongate Milton, James bellhanger, 64. Bristo street Milton, Mrs toy-shop, 26. Low terrace Ministers Widows Fund Office, 13. Queen st. ^ Minto and Allan, builders, Riego street, and 34-;/
Tobago street Minto, Walter, St James's coffeeroom, tavern, and
lodgings, 24. James place, James square Mirry, George tobacconist, 185. High street ^,
Mitchell and Drysdale, ginger-bread makers, l.j|,
Crosscauseway Mitchell and Son tobacconists, 54. High street —
house Chessels** court Mitchell, Adam gardener. Grange loan Mitchell, David solicitor, 6. James court Mitchell, Edward engraver, 13. Nicolson square Mitchell, Edward hairdresser, 8. St Patrick's sq. Mitchell, Francis, tea-dealer and grocer, 245. High <
street, 513. Lawnmarket, and 49. head of Cow-.^i
gate — house Old Assembly close Mitchell, George grocer, 15. Leith wynd Mitchell, G. F. engineer of Oil Gas Company, 3.
Warriston crescent Mitchell, George wright, 25. south Richmond st. Mitchell, George lapping-house, 51. Pleasance Mitchell, H. & G. candlemakers, 48. Crosscauseway (j( Mitchell, Hugh vintner, 20. Fleshmarket close Mitchell, James L. esq. W. S. 8. St Andrew's sq^r^j
— house 7. Heriot row Mitchell, J. P. brewer. Main Point, Portsburgh —
house 1. Graham street Mitchell, James flesher. Middle market j
Mitchell, James grocer. Dean path, Stockbridge -,jl Mitchell, James printer — house 73. George street >,(
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Mitchell, James merchant, Water of Leith Mitchell, James plasterer, Potterrow Vlitchell, James shoemaker, 77. West Bow Mitchell, J. C. agent, 14. Clerk street Mitchell, J. cooper, Monteith's close ' Mitchell, J. dean of guild officer, 12. Exchange Mitchell, John esq. 25. Warriston place Mitchell, John baker, I.Dublin St. — housel5. ditto vlitchell, John carver and gilder, Morison's close Jitchell, John builder, 4. Northumberland street .litchell, John flesher, 15. and 16. High market j — house foot of Fleshmarket close > fiitchell. Lieutenant J. C. 14. Clerk street [/[itchell, Peter mason, Bishop's close j/Titchell, Peter tin-smith, 199. High street jlitchell, Robert wine and spirit-dealer, Physic gard. ilitchell, Robert flesher, 6. and 7. High market llitchell, Robert turner, 15. Paul's work litchell, William esq. of Royal Bank—house 58. 1 1 George squai'e
ijlitchell, Wm. Commercial Bank, 10. Nicolson st. [ilitchell and Herriot straw-hat makers, 35. Princes ! 1 street — house 10. St David street |Iitchell, Mrs 5. Mary place •
[litchell, Mrs Captain, 28. Buccleuch place jlitchell, Mrs 7. Buccleuch place ilitchell, Mrs 5. Salisbury street ilitehell, Mrs, Greenhill cottage, Burntsfield hnks jlitchell, Mrs vintner, 463. Lawnmarket litchell, Mrs milliner, 70. Potterrow (itchell, Mrs china shop, 93. Rose street i[itchel], Mrs lodgings, 1. Broughton place [itchell, Miss 10. Buccleuch place '[itchell, Miss dressmaker, 5. York place [itchelson, John painter and glazier, 56. India st. [itchelhill, John tailor and clothier, 90. South br. [itchelhill, P. surgeon and apothecary, Lothian ro. l[ochrie, H. straw-hat manufacturer, 51. north Ha- '] I nover street i
![oiFat, Alexander corn-chandler, 268. Cowgate ' [oflPat, George lodgings, 68. Rose street (ofFat, James baker, 3. Greenside st. — ho. 2. ditto (ofFat, John teacher of French, 28. James square 'Moffat, John engraver, 4. Merchant court ;
offat, John, of excise, 3. Clerk street -
ofFat, Ro. macer Court of Sess. 18. Buccleuch st. 1824-5.
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Moffat, T. M. esq. solicitor at law, 12^ Argyle sq Moffat, Thomas, and Sons, fleshers, 28. and 24. i
Middle market Moffat, William esq. solicitor at law, 18. Brown sq..: Moffat, William corn-chandler, 266. Cowgate \ Moffat, William apothecary to the Royal Public
Dispensary, 53. Nicolson street nxi
Moffat, William spirit-dealer, Hamilton place .lo Moffat, W. B. writing-master, 9- Infirmary street! Moffat, Mrs teacher, 54. Lauriston place Moffat, Mrs corset-maker, 11. Terrace — house S.- Green side place Moffat, Mrs lodgings, 16. Duke street Moinet, Mrs V. 14. Adam street Moir and Balfour stationers, 13. James street Moir and Watson bookbinders. Old Assembly cl. Moir, James esq. 5. Norton place Moir, James surgeon and accoucheur, 8. Tiviotro. Moir, John printer. Royal Bank close — house 8.
Buccleuch place Moir, John portrait-painter, 76. Queen street Moir, John shoemaker, 39. Candlemaker row Moir, Mrs lodgings, 15. Drummond street Moir, Miss 10. Windmill street Molle, Turnbull, and Brown esqrs. W. S. 12.,
Northumberland street Molle, William esq. W. S. 12. Northumberland Sti; Molle, Miss 19- Pitt street 1
MoUison, James, M.D. 11. George street ll
Mollison, James shoemaker, 19- Macdougal street Mollison, Thomas surgeon, 4. south Nelson street Mollison, Miss dressmaker, 116. Princes street Moncreiff and Cooper, apothecaries, 17. No. bridgi Moncreiff, Rev. Sir Henry Wellwood, baronet, 13.
Queen street I
Moncreiff, James esq. advocate, 13. Northumberf
land street '
Moncreiff, John esq. 7. York place Moncreiff, Robert Scott esq. advocate, 31. Howe st. Moncreiff, Robert Scott esq. merchant, 297- HigH
street — house 5. Forth street Moncreiff, Wm. Scott esq. accountant, 19. India sti Moncrieff, Dr William, 7. York place Moncrieff, Mrs Scott, 9- India street Moncrieff, Mrs pastry-shop, 52. George street ^^h^ Moncrieff, Misses, of Sauchope, 143. Princes stri^ql
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foncrieff, Miss 115. George street Jonckton, William grocer, 228. Canongate /.oncur, Robert shoemaker, 6. Horse wynd ionro, Dr Alexander professor of anatomy and ! surgery, 121. George street ionro, Donald grocer, 25. High street j.onro, George pawn-broker, 276. Canongate tonro, John esq. 31. Buccleuch place j^onro, John spirit-dealer, 43. Niddry street tonro, John turner. Nether Bow tonro, Mrs 21. Bristo street j.onro, Mrs fruiterer, 11. College street tonteith, Alex. E. esq. advocate, 14. Shandwick pi. l^onteith, James baker, 66. Buccleuch street j.'onteith, Robert tailor, 2. James place ][onteith, William baker, 55. Crosscauseway J.'onteith, William grocer and spiriudealer, 96. iNicolson street
jLonteith, Mrs 14. Shandwick place itonteith, Mrs baker, 66. Buccleuch street l[onteith, Mrs, Newington
|[ontignani, Signor teacher of dancing, 16. Shake- spear square
JLontgomery, Alexander wright, Blyth's close jLontgomei-y, George confectioner, 30. Princes i street — house 19- Duke street [[ontgomery, James grocer, 72. Crosscauseway l[ontgomery, Mrs 30. Royal circus Montgomery, Misses 66. George street Montgomery, Miss H. 12. Queen street f onypenny, Alexander esq. W. S. 40. Heriot row [oodie, Charles, Exchequer — ho. 5. Buccleuch pi. ioodie, David and Joseph engineers and mill- . Wrights, 17. Sciennes, east t oodie, Henry smith, PauFs work [oodie, John spirit-dealer, 382. Castlehill [oodie, Rev. Dr Robert, 4. Park street [oodie, Stewart esq. advocate, 1. Shandwick place [oodie, Mrs teacher of music, 11. Dundas street [oodie, Mrs straw-hat maker, 51. Hanover street hoodie, Mrs lodgings, 59. Thistle street loodie, Miss, of Melsetter, 10. Giffbrd Park [oon, Duncan, King's Arms tavern, 34. Rose st. [oon, Mrs grocer, 9. Duke street [ooney, M. broker, 35. St Mary's wynd [oray. The Rt. Hon. Earl of, Drumsheugh house 1824-5.
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More, Alexander, of customs, 1. Bellevue cresc. More, Charles esq. accountant, 1. Bellevue cresc More, David hairdresser, 31. Rose street More, Rev. George 3. Crichton street More, George baker, 11. south Richmond street More, James S. of Royal Bank, 14. Hope street More, James bookbinder, Allan's close r^
More, James lodgings, 15. Drummond street f/fl More, John Shank esq. advocate, 19- G. King 5 More, John esq. of Royal Bank, 1. Bellevue cres More, Peter glazier of cottons, &c. 8. New street- house 33. ditto More, Miss, House of Industry, Shoemakers cldr; Morehead, Rev. Robert, 26. Hill street Morham, Robert flesher, 24. High Fleshmarket-
house Carrubbers close Morgan, James esq. 4. Northumberland street Morgan, John esq. 17. Coates crescent Morgan, Mrs, Buccleuch pend Morgan, Mrs dressmaker, 13. Hill place Morison and Thomson, muslin and linen wan
house, 33. south Hanover street Morison and Wilson, smiths and ironmongers, 25i
High street, and 24. Canal street Morison, Charles, and Son, cabinet-makers, Co\^
an's cl. Crosscuaseway — house west Nicolson s Morison, David shoemaker, 62. West Port Morison, Donald spirit-dealer, Blackfriars wynd Morison, George grocer, &c. 34. Dundas street Morison, George flesher, 14. High market — hous
Hope Park end Morison, James esq. accountant, 16. Hart street Morison, James boot and shoemaker, 31. Leitl
street — house 35. ditto Morison, John esq. W. S. 19- Abercrombie place Morison, John writer, 13. Pitt street Morison, John S. S. C 9- St Bernard row Morison, John merchant, 14. noi'th Richmond st. Morison, John patent press manufactory, 16. no
back of Canongate — house 2. Baxter's place Morison, John macer Justiciary Court, 1. Stafford st Morison, John wine and spirit-dealer, 75. High st
— house Physic gardens Morison, Malcolm flesher, 7. Veal market Morison, Murdoch spirit-dealer, 15. Adam street Morison, Robert architect, 11. Raeburn place
1824-5.
MOR— MOR
Morison, T. and J. spirit-merchts. 10. Fountainbr. Morison-, Wm. ironmonger — house 1. Stafford st. Morison, William vintner 8. Nicolson street Morison, Mrs. 53. Fi-ederick street Morison, Mrs. 64. Bucdeuch street Morison, Mrs. teacher of fancy-work, 97. High st. Morison, Mrs. broker, 33. Libberton's wynd. Morison, Mrs. ^. Baxter"'s place Morison, Mrs. shoe-shop, ^05. Canongate Morison, Mrs. lodgings, 33. New street Morison, Mrs. lodgings, 39- Thistle street Morison, Mrs. lodgings, 15. College street Morison, Mrs. lodgings, 24. Caltonhill Morison, Mrs. lodgings, 59- Bristo street Morison, Miss 40. Great King street Morison, Miss embroiderer, 18. Drummond street Morison, Miss milliner, 64. George street Morrison, N. esq. W. S. 5. Great King street Morrison, Mrs. 5. Great King street Morrin, James esq. 5. Norton place Morris, Captain Andrew r. n. 4. Ladyfield place Morris, H. bootmaker, 1. Glanville place, Stockbr. Morris, James wine-merchant, 4. Catherine street Morris, Robert bootmaker, 21. Leith street Morris, Wm.boot and shoe maker, 4. Warriston pi.
Morris, Wm. shoe and leather shop, 22. low Calton
Morris, Mrs. James G6. Thistle street
Mortimer, George musical instrument-maker, 370. Castlehill
Mortimer, George haberdasher, 29. Lothian street — house 6. Park street
Mortimer, John glover, 19. North bridge — house 370. Castlehill .:
Mortimer, William spirit-dealer, 323. Canongate '
Morton and Co. lace-manufacturers, 219. High st. — house 6. Nicolson street
Morton and Dun, tea-dealers and grocers, 16. Ni- colson street, and 21. Dundas street
Morton, Alex. esq. 14. Dundas street
Morton, Andrew spirit-dealer, 6.Queensferry street
Morton, Peter and Co. grocers, 43. North bridge
Morton, P. and Co. gold lace manufacturers, 219. High street
Morton, Robert jeweller, 3. Waterloo place — chouse 1. north Nelson street
Morton, Thomas shoemaker, Abbeyhill 1824-5. Q.
MOR— Mul
Morton, William agent and leather-factor, 6. Nid-
dry street — house 2. Montagu street Morton, Mrs. midwife, 9. Carrubbers"* close Morton, Mrs. lodgings, 22. Nicolson street Moses, Jacob haberdasher, 80. Lothian street Moss, Mrs. E. grocer, 167. Pleasance Mossman, M. W. spirit-dealer, 39. Leith walk Mossman, William shoemaker, 8. Charles street Mossman, William marble-cutter, 39. Leith walk Moubray, Mrs. Christopher 18. Broughton street Moubray and Kinnimount, Misses dressmakers, 11.
east Richmond street Mould, J. B. engraver, 6. Niddry street Moule, Joseph esq. of Post-office — ho. 7. Pilrig st. Mount, Robert broker, 186. Cowgate Mountcastle, M. and S. silk -hat manufacturers,
1. Catherine street Moutter, Mrs. lodgings, 11. Drummond street Mowat, James hairdresser, 8. Nicolson street Mowat, Ja. macer Court of Justiciary, 9. Thistle st. Mowbray, John esq. W. S. 13. Howe street Moyes and M'Kenzie, builders, 1 10. Grassmarket,
and 12. Society Moyes, Mrs. lodgings, 7. north St. David street Moyes, Miss 32. Dundas street Muat, Wm. mason and smoke-curer,Greensiderow Muat, William spirit-dealer, 37- Thistle street Muat, Miss dressmaker, 112. High street — house
18. North bridge Muat, Miss furnished lodgings, 4. Salisbury street Muckersy, Lindsay esq. accountant, 26. Dundas
sti-eet — chambers 9- Howe street Muckersy, Mrs. 22. Society Muckle, Alex, merchant, 1. Calton street — house
17. Union place Mudie, Dr. Alex. 35. Albany street Mudie, Miss lodgings, 3. Richmond place Muggerland, George hairdresser, 49- Hanover st.
house 19. Dundas street Muir and Malloch, bookbinders, 51. North bridge Muir and Sons, brewers, north back of Canongate Muir, And. Albion Insurance Office, IL South br. Muir, Archibald merchant, 40. Gilmore place Muir, George lodgings, 17. Atholl street Muir, Hen. ladies' shoemaker, 5. no. St. Andrew
street — ^house Cumberland street 1824-5.
MUI— MUR
Muir, James spirit- dealer, 151. Grassmarket Muir, James working-jeweller, 2. North bridge Muir, J. money and stock register, 14. James' sq. —
house Patriot-hall, Stockbridge Muir, John quill-dresser, 28. Buccleuch street Muir, Robert painter, 135. West port Muir, Thomas teacher, 26. James' square Muir, W. of Sun Fire-office — ho. 16. Gilmore pi. Muir, William wine and spirit merchant, 89. Ca-
nongate — house foot of Reid's close, 80. ditto Muir, Rev. Dr. William 86. Lauriston place Muir, William victual-dealer, 38. Clerk street Muirhead, A. lodgings, 51. Castle street Muirhead, Claud Advertiser Office — house 21.
Heriot row Muirhead, J. & A. carvers and gilders, 2. North br. Muirhead, J. and C. printers, 91. Rose street Muirhead, R. grocer and spirit-dealer, 133. West po. Muirhead, William spirit-dealer, Maryfield Muirhead, William smith, 27. High Calton Muirhead, Mrs. lodgings, I.Hill square Muirhead, Mrs. lodgings, 51. Castle street Mullo, James plasterer, 25. Salisbury street Mundell, Captain John r. n. 11. Leopold place Mundell, W. P. esq. writer, 11. Leopold place Munro, Alexander esq. 109. Prince's street Munro, Alexander builder, 146. Canongate Munro, Alexander glazier, 6. St. Mary's wynd Munro, Andrew surveyor of taxes, Cheyne street Munro, Charles lodgings, 21. south College street Munro, Charles spirit-dealer, 125. Canqngate Munro, Daniel grocer, 16. Potterrow Munro, Daniel grocer, 67. Grassmarket Munro, Donald grocer, 25. Netherbow Munro, H. clock and watch maker, 6. Miln's court Munro, Colonel John 37. George square Munro, John messenger at arms, and macer in
Court of Session, 204. High street Munro, Kenneth mason, 146. Canongate Munro, Robert spirit-dealer, east Cumberland st. Munro, Robert city-officer, Donaldson's close Munro, Sutherland leather-cap maker, 97. High st Munro, W. spoon-maker, 52. no. back Canongate Munro, Mrs. C. spirit-dealer, 372. Castlehill Munro, Miss 108. George street Murdoch, Alexander painter, 6. St. Mary's wynd 1824-5.
MUR^MUR
Murdoch, J. B. esq. advocate, 4. Maitland street 't '' Murdoch, Thomas superintendent of light-houses,
3. Dalrymple place Murdoch, Thomas lodgings, 132. Rose street Murdoch, Mrs. midwife, 25. south Richmond st. . Mure, Dr. George 136. Canongate Mure, P. B. esq. advocate, 2. Drummond place Mure, Mrs. lodgings, Craig''s close Murphy, James printer — house RiddelPs close Murphy, Samuel and Company, stoneware, china,
and rag w^arehouse, 49. West port Murphy, Thos. china- warehouse, 2. Cowgate head Murray and Christie, surgeons and druggists, 10.
south Union place Murray and Tnglis, esqrs. W. S. 4. Bank street Murray and Mitchell, printers, Craig's close Murray, Alexander cabinet-maker, 256, Cowgate Murray, Alexander flesher, 3. Nelson place — house
23. Dublin street Murray, Andrew of IMurrayhall, esq. advocate,
34. Heriot row
Murray, Andrew jun. esq. advocate, 40. India st. Murray, Andrew tailor, 9- no. back of Canongate Murray, Anthony esq. of Crieff, 14. Stafford st. Murray, Archibald esq. 14. London street Murray, A. agent for Monkland Canal Coal-office,
Port Hopetoun Murray, Charles hairdresser, 8. Greenside street Murray, David esq. W. S. 60. Hanover street Murray, David of Excise, 3. Middleby street Murray, David governor of Bridewell, Caltonhill Murray, David victualler, 12. Circus place west Murray, George esq. 31 . Nicolson street Murray, G. late confectioner, 102. Lauriston pi. Murray, George confectioner, Middleton's entry Murray, George wine and tea dealer and grocer,
35. Hanover street — house 9. India street Murray, George grocer, 24. Lothian street Murray, Geoi'ge flesher, 9- Cowgate head Murray, George meal-dealer, 100. High street Murray, Gordon mason, 1. High-school yards Murray, Hector confectioner and grocer, 71. Adam
square — house 7. Nicolson square MuiTay, Henry grocer, 9. west Nicolson street Murray, Henry shoemaker, 219- Canongate Murray, Henrv tailor, 7. west Nicolson street
1824-5.
MUR— MUli
Murray, Henry M. S. esq. 10. no. St. David street Murray, Hugh esq. of the Excise, 11. Dean street Murray, James esq. 8. Mary"'s place Murray, James surgeon, 91. Canongate Murray, James T. esq. W. S. GO. Hanover street Murray, James surgeon, 13. south Union place Murray, James spirit- dealer, 3^1. Canongate —
hovise Chessells'' court Murray, James tailor, 86. Canongate iMurray, Ja. cabinet-maker, 30. Broughton street Murray, James cabinet-maker, 15. Horse wynd —
house 21. Lothian street Murray, James writer. Hermitage place, Stockbr. Murray, James lodgings, 42. Thistle street Murray, James lodgings, 21. Jamaica street Murray, John and Company, surgeons and drug- gists, 342. Lawnmarket Murray, John and Wm. esqrs. W. S. IT. Forth st. Murray, John Arch. esq. advocate, 122. George st. Murray, John esq. W. S. — house 12. Drummond
place — chambers 4, Bank street Murray, John of Conland, esq. W. S. 17. Forth st. Murray, John esq. 12. Buccleuch place Murray, John writer, 2. Brown street Murray, John lecturer on chemistry, 31. Nicol-
son street Murray, John grocer, 7. Cowgate head Murray, John grocer and spirit-merchant, 10.
Drummond street, and 2. middle Arthur place Murray, John cabinet-maker, 29. Frederick street Murray, John baker, Water of Leith Murray, John baker, 8. Broughton street Murray, John baker, 88. Rose street Murray, John baker, 19- West port Murray, John shoemaker, 3. Carnegie street Murray, John spirit-dealer, 6. Hanover street Murray, John spirit-dealer, 27. New street Murray, John broker, 81. St. Mary's wynd Murray, John lodgings, 10. Carnegie street Murray, John town-crier, 87. Cowgate Murray, Joseph esq. advocate, 23. Heriot row Murray, M. printer — house 21. Heriot row Murray, Peter silversmith, 64. Fleasance Murray, Robert esq. W. S. 3. Baker's place^cham-
bers 27. Dundas street Murray, Rob. commercial academv, 82. South br. 1824-5. aS
MUR— MUS
Murray, Robert victual-dealer, 2. St. Leonard st!^ Murray, Robert grocer, 35. Grassmaket /[,
Murray, S. lodgings, Haddon's court, Nicolson stC' Murray, William esq. writer, and agent for the
church of Scotland, 2. Frederick street Murray, W. of Duncrivie, esq. W.S. 17. Forth ifi Murray, Wm. junior, esq. writer, 2. Frederick st.'' Murray, William esq. 59. George square Murray, W. H. esq.manager of the Theatre-Royal,
2. Thistle court Murray, William upholsterer, 12. James' square Murray, Wm. baker, 40. Lothian street — ho. 42. do Murray, William baker, 1. Jamaica street Murray, William baker, 8. Carnegie street Murray, William innkeeper. Red Lion, foot of the
Pleasance Murray, William agency office, 69. Prince''s street
— house 11. Leopold place Murray, William corn-merchant, 21. Leith street Murray, William grocer, 135. Cowgate Murray, William flesher, 7. Greenside row Murray, William spirit-dealer, 7. Jamaica street Murray, Mrs. of Henderland, 122. George street Murray, Mrs. Elizabeth 3. Norton place Muri'ay, Mrs. 3. north James' street Murray, Mrs. William 16. Greenside place Murray, Mrs. 28. Carrubbers' close Murray, Mrs. 9. Hermitage place Murray, Mrs. baker, 206. High st. — ho. Don's cK ; Murray, Mrs. boarding-school, 11. Pitt street -'^^ j Murray, Mrs. lodgings, 15. James' square Murray, Mrs. lodgings, 66. Nicolson street Murray, Mrs. lodgings, 14. Waterloo place Murray, Mrs. lodgings, 73. Rose street Murray, Miss west Maitland street j
Murray, Miss 2, Broughton street Murray, Miss 54. Bristo street Murray, Miss 26. Buccleuch place Murray, Miss 8. Mary's place, Stockbridge Murray, Miss lodgings, 8. Dundas street Murray, Misses lodgings, 1. west Nicolson street Murrel, Edward lodgings, 12. west Nicolson street Musgrove, John fruiterer, 34. Prince's street, and i
gardener, old Grange toll -i |
Musgrove, John spirit-dealer, 51. Niddry street '^ j Mushett, Mrs. 4. George place, Leith walk i
1824-5. i
MUT— NAU
iMutter, Mrs. 16. south Richmond street 'Myhie, George esq. accountant, 87. Prince's street Myhie, John woollen-draper, 287. High street- house 11. Montagu street jVIyhie, Major John 5. Norton place Mylne, Miss housekeeper Excise-office Myrtle, William of Sunbury distillery — chouse 165. C'owsrate
N
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Waesmith, a. landscape-painter, 47. York place Nagle, Edmond esq. 16. Gilmore place Naismith, AVilliam spirit-dealer, 197. Canongate Nairne, Alexander, writer, 6. Leopold place Nairne, Charles esq. W. S. — house 17. Gayfield sq. Nairne, David spirit-dealer, 43. Blackfriars' wynd Nairne, J. and C. esqrs. W. S. 18. Picardy place Nairne, Ja. of Clermont, esq. W. S. 18. Picardy pi. Nairne, James wright, Haugh street, Stockbridge Nairne, John esq. S. S. C. 10. south Hanover street Nairne, Mrs. 10. Hanover street Nairne, Mrs. lodgings, 115. Rose street Napier and Sons, tailors, 5. St. David street Napier, George esq. advocate, 23. Albany street Napier, George esq. S. S. C. 23. Albany street Napier, John plasterer, 77. Leith wynd Napier, Macvey esq. W. S. 44. Castle street Napier, Mark esq. advocate, 11. Stalford street Napier, Peter cork-cutter, 16. Leith wynd Napier, William esq. W. S. 23. Albany street Napier, W. professor of music, 3. Cumberland st. Napier, Mrs. of Milliken, 41. Drummond place Napier, Mrs. F. 11. Stafford street Napier, Misses 4. Gray street, Newington Nalder, F. esq. wholesale merchant — house Belle- ville, Newington Nasmith, Charles esq. 5. Beaumont place Nay smith, James gi'ocer and victual-dealer, 326.
Lawnmarket Nasmyth, Jamesmanufacturingjeweller, 24. Water- loo place — house 14. Windsor street Nasmyth, Rob. surgeon and dentist, 78. George st. Naughton, R. Venetian blind maker in the Mint — house 8. Pleasance 1824-5.
NEA— NEW .
Neaves, Charles esq. writer, 62. Queen street Neaves, Charles esq. advocate, 62. Queen street ■ Neil, Wright, and Co. grocers, 232. High street Neil, Alex, lodgings, 166. Rose street Neil, Andrew builder, 27. Clyde street Neil, John cabinet-maker, 35. Dundas street Neil, John of D. Smith and Co.*'s banking-house.
Exchange — house 4. Writer's court Neil, John builder, 13. Windsor street Neil, John tinsmith, 55. Fountainbridge Neil, Robert shoe-merchant, 363. Luckenbooths Neil, Mrs. 6. Union sti'eet Neil, Miss 17. Broughton street Neill, Patrick printer, and secretary to the Wer- nerian and Horticultural Societies — office 10. old Fishmarket close — house Canonmills Neill, Mrs. 14. Dublin street Neilson, Alex, cooper, lodgings, 129- Rose street Neilson, David superintendent of police for the
county, 35. Arthur street Neilson, George builder, 1. Salisbury square Neilson, George lodgings, 156. Rose street Neilson, James teacher. Main point Neilson, James writer, 31. Broughton place Neilson, James baker, 16. south Hanover street Neilson, James furniture warehouse, 301. Cowgate Neilson, John grocer and spirit-dealer, 13. Hope
street — house 148. Rose street Neilson, John cork-cutter, 59- South bridge :
Neilson, Thomas tailor, 51. Nicolson street Neilson, Thomas kirk-treasurer, 12. Exchange Neilson, William painter, 18. Roxburgh street- house Stevenlaw''s close Neilson, William tailor, 187. High street Neilson, Mrs. of Millbank, 58. Great King street, ;
and Canaan house Neilson, Mrs. 408. Castlehill Neilson, Mrs. 29. Buccleuch place Nelson, Thomas bookseller, 2. West bow, and 230.'
High street Ness, David and Co. statuaries, 17- Leith walk Ness, John builder, 19. Jamaica street ^^
Ness, John William writer, 33. Dundas street y. Ness, T. tailor, Buchanan''s court, Lawnmarket NewblggLng, Thomas flesher, 9. Clyde street t/ Newbigging,Wm. esq. surgeon, 13. St. Andrew sqi 1824-5.
NEW— NIC
Newbigging,Wm. vintner and stabler, 127.Grassm. 'Newcastle Fire-Office, 16. Parliament square Newlands, Thomas spirit-dealer, and paper ware-
liouse, ]1. Cowgate head Newlands, Thomas ropemaker, 122. Grassmarket Newlands, Matthew ropemaker, 3. Cowgate head Newspaper Saloon, and Bi'itish and foreign
public library, 4. Hunter square Newton, Abram esq. merchant, 5. Montagu street Newton, James esq. W. S. 47. York place Newton, James baker, 129. Grassmarket — house
4. Merchant street Newton, James grocer, 4. Circus place west jNewton, James barm-work, 60. Cowgate head Newton, R.Hay esq. advocate, 18. Frederick street Newton, Mrs. lodgings, 140. Rose street Nibblie, Mrs. lodgings, 46. Bristo street Nicholson and Hay, house-painters, 8. south St.
David street Nicholson and Hiune, bootmakers, 61. Nicolson
street — house 7. Hill place Nicholson, Alex, grocer, 26. Union place — house
23. ditto Nicholson, Alex, grocer, Abbeyliill Nicholson, George painter — house 6. James' court Nicholson, Daniel grocer, 13. Broughton street —
house 21. ditto Nicholson, James tailor, 9. east Rose street Nicholson, John pump and farming implement
manufacturer, Norton place. Abbey hill Nicholson, John lodgings, 112. Rose street Nicholson, John tailor, 16. Rose street Nicholson, John tailor, 63. new buildings. North br. Nicholson, John tailor, Simon square Nicholson, Wm. baker, 2. Shrub place, Leith wk. Nicholson, Mrs. lodgings, 18. Drummond street Nicol, John and Robert builders, S.Tobago street Nicol, Andrew boot and shoe shop, 11. George st.
— house 26. Thistle street Nicol, Alexander grocer, Hope street Nicol, Henry printer, 28. Greenside street Nicol, John builder — house 11. Bread street Nicol, Robert teacher, 507. Lawnmarket — house
505. ditto Nicol, Robert builder — house 4. Wellington street Nicol, Robert glover, &c. 46. West port
1824-5.
NIC— NIV
Nicol, Walter teacher of mathematics, 79- So. br^]
Nicol, William gardener, Nicolson square
Nicol, William lecturer on natural philosophy!
3. Warriston crescent Nicol, William brazier, 56. Fountainbridge Nicol, Mrs. grocer, 13. Charles' street V
Nicol, Miss 12. Buccleuch place '/
Nicoll, Mrs. 3. Johnston's place, Stockbridge Nicolson and Company, fleshers, Drumdryan Nicolson, David grocer, 36. Canongate — house 17"
Abbeyhill
Nicolson, James tool-cutter, head of St. Mary wy Nicolson, William portrait-painter, 29- Castle st. •{ Nicolson, Mrs. Captain 20. Rankeillor street < Nicolson, Mrs. lodgings 18. Drummond street Nightingale, William habit-maker and tailor, 72
Prince's street Nimmo, Alex, stone- warehouse, 18. Blair street Nimmo, Alex, spirit-dealer, 8. Buccleuch street Nimmo, George wheelwright, 241. Cow^gate Nimmo, James spirit-dealer, 9- Carrubbers' close' Nimmo, John printer, 8. Cowgate Nimmo, Ro. of British Linen Co. 15. London st. Nimmo, R. H. lithographic office, 1. south St
David street — house 19- Rose street Nimmo, Robert painter, 5. Mound place — ^houSt;
23. Bread street Nimmo, Robert grocer, 1. low Calton Nimmo, William heckle-maker, 2. Broughton Nimmo, Mrs. 15. James' square Nimmo, Mrs. 23. Bread street \
Nisbet and Nicolson, milliners, 14. Nicolson street Nisbet, Andrew spirit-dealer, 49. Frederick street Nisbet, Archibald esq. Gray street Nisbet, David builder, 120. George street Nisbet, James flesher, 27. Jamaica street Nisbet, Thomas coach-hirer, 19. Gayfield square Nisbet, Thomas grocer, 1. Antigua street Nisbet, Mrs. 5. Montagu street Nisbet, Mrs. grocer, 54. Buccleuch street Nisbet, Mrs. midwife, 213. Canongate Nisbet, Miss 26. Warriston crescent Nisbet, Miss 6. south Nelson street Niven, Robert W. esq. W. S. 22. Hill street Niven, W. gardener, Stewartfield near Bonnington Niven, Mrs. lodgings, 2. Rose street 1824-5.
I NIV— NOU
>Iivison, Rev. Alex, teacher of oriental languages, 15. James' square
f^fivison, Mrs. 19- Gayfield square
jVixon, Joseph hat-manufacturer, 92. South bridge
I — house Milne square
i>Jobb, James cabinet-maker, 12. Clyde street
INoble, Andrew fishmonger, 1. Dundas street
Noble, James teacher of languages, 15. south Col- lege street
Noble, James cabinet-maker, St. Andrew''s lane
Noble, J. teacher of mathematics, 44. South bridge
Noble, John grocer and spirit-dealer, 23. Dundas st.
Noble, John tobacconist, 325. Canongate
Noble, Thomas carver and gilder, 92. High street
Noble, Mrs. William 50. South bridge
Noble, Miss lodgings, 3. Castle street
Nolli, J. B. carver and gilder, and looking-glass manufacturer, 82. St. Mary wynd
Norie, John colourraan, &c. — house 2. west Re- gister street
Norie, Robert and Son, colourmen, 141. High st. — painters and floor-cloth manufacturers, west Re- gister street
Norie, Mrs. R. Mound place
Norie, Mrs. 31. Union place
Normand, J. wright and undertaker, Chalmers cl. — house 104. High street
Norris and Crighton, straw-hat makers, 45. Prince''s street
Norris, Miss 21. Broughton street
Norris, Mrs. 7. St. Vincent street
North British Fire and Life Insurance Corporation, 429. High street
Norton, Honourable Mrs. Abbeyhill house
Norvell, Miss Swindal 49- York place
Norwich Union Fire and Life Insurance Office, 32. Prince's street
Notman, John and Son, cabinet-makers, 3. Baker place, Stockbridge
Notman, John cabinet-maker and looking-glass manufacturer, 2. Queen's place, Leith walk
Notman, John slater, 70. High street, and 13. north back of Canongate
Nourse, Mrs. pastry-school, Howe street
1824-5.
OBS— OLI O
Observer Office, Mound place
O'Bryen, Daniel brokei-, 40. St. Mary wynd •
O'Connel, Colonel 25. Castle street
O'Donnel, James jeweller, 5. Broughton street
O'Donnell, John broker, 236. Cowgate >
O'Donnell, John broker, 69. St. Mary wynd
O'Farrell, H. linen-warehouse, 2. St. Leonard hitt
Officer, John writer, 15. College street
Ogg, James spirit-dealer, 886. Lawnmarket
Ogilvie, James manufacturer, 110. Lauriston pi.'
Ogih'ie, John writer, 16. High street
Ogilvie, R. G. esq. W. S. 18. Broughton street
Ogilvie, Thomas merchant, 19. Candlemaker voM^r
Ogilvie, W. builder, 3. Dean street, Stockbridge
Ogilvie, William spirit-dealer, 272. Canongate
Ogilvie, Mrs. 33. Thistle street '
Ogilvie, Mrs. 14. Clerk street
Ogilvie, Mrs. lodgings, 2. west Nicolson street
Ogilvie, Mrs. lodgings, 24. Greenside street
Ogilvie, Miss 127. George street
Ogilvie, Miss 16. New street
Ogilvie, Miss of Westhall, 8. Duke street
Ogilvy, D. painter, Burnet's cl. — ho. 312. Lawnm.
Ogilvy, James esq. accountant, 6. Abercrombie pi.
- — chambers 10. Dublin street
Ogill, Mrs. 18. Buccleuch place
Ogle, John esq. 19. St. Leonard street
Ogle, Robert bokseller and stationer, 27. Union pi ,
Oil(Edi>:burgh)Gas-Light Company''s Office, ■
34. St. Andrew square Old Shipping Company's Office, 207. High st. Ohphant, Charles esq. W. S. 8. Buccleuch place —
chambers 4. south Castle street Oliphant, Francis baker, 5. middle Arthur place Oliphant, Francis general agent, 9. Drummond st.
— house 1. west Nicolson street Oliphant, J. S. esq. of Rossie, advocate, 4. south
Charlotte street Oliphant, John glass-cutter, 14. Waterloo place Oliphant, Wm. bookseller and stationer, 22. South
bridge — house 21. Buccleuch place Oliphant, Mrs. of Rossie, 10. Charlotte square Oliphant, Mrs. lodgings, 83. Rose street
1824-5.
OLI— OSil
Oliphant Miss, 1. Alva street
Oliver and Boyd, printers, publishers, wholesal'- booksellers, bookbinders, &:c. Tweeddale court, Netherbow, High street Oliver, C. East Lothian tavern, 6. Niddry street Oliver, John livery-stables, 40. Northumberland st. Oliver, John confectioner, 61. Crosscauseway Oliver, John lodgings, 2. Queen street Oliver, Robert wright and glazier, Canonmills Oliver, Thomas printei- — house Viewforth, Lit.ks Oliver, Williai7i grocer, 16. Greenside street — ^liuuse
9- Catherine street Oliver, Mrs. grocer, 58. Potterrow Oliver, Miss 7. south College street Oman, Charles, Waterloo hotel and coffee-room,
22. Regent bridge Oniond, Mrs. 6. Pitt street
0''Neil, Luke sculjitor and modeller to the Phreno- logical Society, 125. Canongate O'Neil and Son, firc^workers, &c. 125. Canongate Oram, Mrs. James lodgings, 174. Rose street Oram, Miss 2. Miln's court Ord, Anne spirit-dealer, 13. Greenside street Orme, Miss 45. George square Ormiston, James grocer, Cowfeeder row Ormiston, James teacher, 244. Canongate Ormston, John solicitor at law, 10. Merchant st. Ormiston, Ro. esq. S. S. C. Admiralty procurator,
3. Blair street Ormiston, Robert baker. Grove place Ormiston, William teacher, 26. Bristo street Orphoot, John printer, 23. Blackfriars' wynd Orr, Alexander esq. 2. Sciennes street Orr, C. J F. esq. W. S. 26. Albany street Orr, James coach-hirer, Lothian road Orr, James glazier, 26. Crosscauseway Orr, Ja. druggist, 100. South bridge — ho. 6. Hartst. Orr, Lieut. J. east Pov^derhall, Broughton road Orr, John late baker, wester Newington Orr, John esq. S. S. C . 59. York place Orr, Patrick esq. W. S. 38. Heriot row Orr, Mrs. 8. Northumberland street Orr, Mrs. lodgings, 23. east Arthur place Orr, Miss 22. Broughton place Orrock, Charles tailor, 90. Prince's street Osborne, Alex. esq. of the Customs, Royal terrace 1824-5. Q *
ORR— PAR
Osborne, Wm. hardware-merchant, 7. Greensidesh Oswald, .fohn tobacconist, 395. High street, and
139. Cowgate Oswald, Mrs. 28. Drummond place Ovens and Porteous, naval and noilitary clothiers,
27. George street Ovens, John cabinet-maker, 41. Hanover street Ovens, Andrew tailor — house 39- so. Hanover st Owen and Tait, painters, 36. Nicolson street Owen, Charles spirit-dealer, 48. Nicolson streets- house 10. Richmond place Owen, Joseph painter — house 10. Richmond place Owens, Francis broker, 62. St. Mary"'s wynd Owen?, Mark tailor, 339. Cowgate Owens, Owen esq. deputy keeper of Exchequer seal, 72. Northumberland street
Jr AGE, Andrew esq. surgeon, 369- High street Page, David shawl-manufacturer, 63. Fountainbr. Page, James shawl-manufacturer, 31. South br. —
house 34. Gilmore place Page, W. B. shawl-manufacturer, 66. Fountainbr. Pain, Cleamont, Albyn Club, Prince's street Pairis, Thomas builder, 3. Ingliston street Pairman, George shoemaker, 47. Nicolson street Pairman, John portrait-painter, 9- so. St. David st. Paisley, R. teacher, and West Kirk session-clerk,
17- Keir street Palfrey, Chas. innkeeper and stabler, 20. Cowgate Panton, John wright, 25. Jamaica street PantoHj Ro. watch and clock maker, 79. Prince st. Panton, Miss boarding-school, 8. Buccleuch place Pape, George esq. of Excise, 20. Drummond place Parcel, W. & Co. spirit-dealers, 22.Candlemaker row Paris, Mungn 2. Holyrood street Parish, Woodbine esq. resident commissioner of
Excise — house 31. Charlotte square Park, Archibald grocer, &c. 6. Hunter square Park, John tea and spirit dealer, 7. Lothian street Park, Robert and John shoemakers, 94. West port Park, Mrs. Mungo, 8. Comely bank, Stockbridge Park, Mrs. lodgings, 7. Salisbury street Parker, James straw-hat maker, 28. High street
1824-5.
PAR—PAT
Parker, John esq. S. S. C. General Register-house
— house 7. Mary's place, Stockbriclge Parker, Rev. Thomas 3. Shrub place, Leith walk Parker, William stocking-maker, 7. Moray street Parlanes, Miss 24. Buccleuch place Paston, Miss 1. Gay field square ! Paterson, Mortimer, and Company, musical in- strument-makers, 51. North bridge — Mr. Pater- son's house 1. Bellevue crescent Paterson and Rutherford, silk-mercers, 64. new
buildings, North bridge Paterson, Adam esq. advocate, 49- Castle street Paterson, Adam cowfeeder, Fountainbridge Paterson, Alex, spirit-dealer, 18. Catherine street jPaterson, Andrew and Co. smiths. King's stables Paterson, Andrew esq. writer, 47- Albany street Paterson, Arch. esq. merchant, 23. London street Paterson, Archibald builder, 50. Buccleuch street Paterson, David accountant, and agent for Dundee
Fire-office, 49- north Castle street Paterson, David tailor. Fountain close. High st. Paterson, G. of Bank of Scotland, 15. Buccleuch pi Paterson, George coal-merchant, 1. Moray street Paterson, Gilbert spirit-dealer, 29. Canongate Paterson, James builder, 11. Rose street Paterson, James mason, 9- east Rose street Paterson, James watchmaker, 429. High street —
house 2. Tolicross Paterson, James coach-hirer, 13. Dublin street Paterson, James overseer to Edinburgh Charity
Workhouse, 5. Brown street Paterson, James merchant, 1. Howe street Paterson, James spirit-dealer, 9- Leven street Paterson, John esq. architect, 24. Buccleuch place Paterson, John solicitor at law, 41. Rose street Paterson, John builder, 9. Rose street Paterson, John plasterer, 41. Rose street Paterson, John spirit-dealer, 6. Wellington street Paterson, John spirit-dealer, Greenside row Paterson, Joseph esq. W. S. 36. Queen street —
chambers 10. Charlotte street Paterson, Peter spirit-dealer, 46. High street Paterson, Robert and'Company, fleshers, 9- Brough-
tou street — house 1. ditto Paterson, Robert saddler to His Majesty, 37. Prince's street — house 120. ditto 1824-5.
PAT— PAT
Paterson, Robert surveyor, 13. Richmond place Paterson, Robert tailor, Foulis' close Paterson, Ro. flax-manufacturer, 14. St.Patricksql Paterson, Robert spirit-dealer, 91- Causeway side T^ Paterson, Robert spirit-dealer, Water of Leith Paterson, Thomas grocer, 5. east Register street Paterson, Thomas cabinet-maker, 256. Cowgate Paterson, Wm. esq. 19. Ann street, Stockbridge Paterson, William baker, 98. Canongate Paterson, William teacher, 451. Lawnmarket Paterson, William spirit-dealer, Warriston's close Paterson, Wm. silk-dyer, head of Mound Paterson, ]\Irs. of Carpow, 111. Prince''s street Paterson, Mrs. 9. Buccleuch place Paterson, Mrs. 2. Gray street Paterson, Mrs. grocer, 16. Leven street Paterson, Mrs. seal-engraver, 59- High street Paterson, Mrs. flax-dresser, 14. St. Patrick square
— house 13. ditto Paterson, ]VIrs. boarding-school, 4. Infirmary street Paterson, jMrs. lodgings, 103. Prince's street Paterson, Mrs. lodgings, 24. Howe street Paterson, Mrs. Ann lodgings, 4. Charles' street Paterson, iVIrs. lodgings, 4. Salisbury square Paterson, Miss 36. Castle street Paterson, Miss of Castle Huntly, 11. Warriston
crescent Paterson, Miss day-school, 2. Salisbury street Paterson, Miss ]M. dressmaker, Craig's close Paton and Noble, boot and shoe makers, 19- south
Frederick street Paton, Adam writer, 2. east Broughton place Paton, Andrew saddler, 1. Greenside street Paton, David esq. architect, 66. Great King street Paton, David builder, 1 7. Greenside street Paton, George teacher, 98. Grassmarket Paton, James teacher of English and geography,
26. George street ■ i-
Paton, John builder, 25. Jamaica street Paton, John builder, 66. Great King street Paton, J. shoemaker, 31. Thistle st. — ho. 56. ditto Paton, Robert esq. W. S. 7. London street Paton, Robert cowfeeder, Drumdryan Paton, Tho. messenger at arms, 2. Buccleuch place Paton, William bootmaker, 19- Frederick street' —
house 9. James' place 1824-5.
PAT— PAX
Patoi), Mrs. 19- AthoU street, Stockbridge
Paton, Mrs. lodgings, 15. middle Arthur place
Paton, Miss 30. south Castle street
Paton, Miss 7- London street
I'atrick, Robert esq. of Hazlehead, 2. Forth street
Patrick, William esq. W. S. 32. Albany street
Patrickson, Miss portrait -painter and teacher of
drawing, 18. Thistle street Patterson, John of the Edinburgh foundry, Leith
walk, 10. Gay field square Pattison, James esq. W. S. 30. Howe street Pattison, John sen. esq. 6. York place — chambers
10. High terrace Pattison, John junior, esq. W. S. 20. Abercrom-
bie place Pattison, John letter-carrier, 131. Grassmarket Pattison, Matthew esq. 14. Comely bank Pattison, Mitchell esq. S. S. C. 17. James"" square Pattison, Thomas cabinet-maker, 256. Cowgate Pattison, William and Son, haberdashers and linen- drapers, 6. South bridge — house 18. London st. Pattison, William agent, 18. North bridge — house
5. Elm row, Leith walk Patton, Thomas M. esq. W. S. 38. Frederick street Patullo, Miss 32. Dublin street Paul, Nixon, Sliillinglaw, and Scott, agents, 29-
Leith walk Paul, John spirit-dealer, 4. Carrubbers' close Paul, Robert esq. secretary Commercial Bank —
house 1. Howe street Paul, Robert esq. W. S. 1. Druramond place Paul, Thomas wright, 1. Spring garden, Stockbr Paul, Thomson, esq. 15. Hart street Paul, Thomson writer, 54. Castle street Paul, William esq. accountant, 9- Howe street Paul, William spirit-dealer, 53. Candlemaker row Paul, Mrs. senior IT. Howe street Paul, Miss A. silk-shop, 4. terrace. North bridge
— house 15. Hart street Paulen, George wright, 3. Holyrood street Paxton, Alexander grocer, 52. West port Paxton, Rev. George i4. St. Leonard street Paxton, H. and J. wholesale glovers, 20. So. bridge Paxton, John of Excise, 2. George place Paxton, John vintner, Burns"" tavern, 13. Libber-
ton's wynd Paxton, Samuel wright, 76. Nicolson street 1824-5. Q 3*
PAX— PEE
Peacock, And. and Adam tobacconists, 288. Ca3 nongate, and 77. Nicolson street •*!
Peacock, Andrew — house 4. Buccleuch street ^ Peacock, Jonathan flesher, 82. Cowgate 1
Peacock, Thomas haberdasher, 44. Nicolson street Peacock, Catherine snuff-shop, 24. south HanoveH
street — house 18. Thistle street Peacock, Miss milhner, 26. Queen street I
Peacock, Miss milliner, 2. High terrace 'I
Pears, James baker, 109- Nicolson street Pearson, A. esq. W. S. 51. York place f
Pearson, Andrew of the Excise, 51. York place Pearson, David esq. of the Excise, 58. Northum- berland street Pearson, Captain Hugh royal navy, Fettes row Pearson, James plasterer, 34. Potter row Pearson, Patrick esq. writer, 2. Scotland street Pearson, Thomas beef-steak shop, 155. High street Pearson, Mrs. A. 63. Castle street Pearson, Mrs. 27. Dundas street Peaston, George grocer, 14. east Rose street Peat and Co. dealers in ladies' boots and shoes, 65.
Prince''s street Peat, Alex, and Co. wholesale stationers and book- sellers, 35. So. bridge — house 26. Rankeillor st. Peat, David spirit-dealer, 16\ Canongate Peat, John esq. S. S. C. 11. Eorth street Peat, Thomas esq. W. S. of the Register-office —
bouse Portobello Peat, William silversmith, south Gray's close Peat, Mrs. Ann 5. Macdougald street Peat, Miss 1. London street Peattie, Alex, baker, 115. Nicolson street Peattie, George tavern - keeper and pocket - book
maker. Advocates' close Peck, William spirit-dealer, 309- Canongate — ho.
2. Roxburgh terrace Peddie, James junior esq. W. S. 4. Great King st.
— chambers 8. Abercrombie place Peddie, Rev. Dr. James 37. Lauriston place Peddie, M. and Co. portmanteau and trunk manu- facturers, 7. Prince's street Peddie, William spirit-dealer, 40. West port Peddie, Wilham, Boswell's court, 392. Castlehill Peddie, William supervisor, 180. Pleasance Pedie, James esq. W. S. 14. Albany street Peebles, John chair-manufacturer, 161. Pleasance 1824-5.
PEF—PHI
Peffers, Audrew tobacconist, 36. Clci'k street Peffers, Andrew 2. Holyrood street Peffers, James grocer, 13. Buccleuch street Pelican Life Insurance and Annuity office,
19. Parliament square Peniberton, Matthew esq. secretary to the Board
of Customs, 29. Albany street Pemberton, Edward of Customs, 29- Albany st. Pender, Thomas senior of Stamp-office, 5. Salis- bury road Pender, Thomas junior of Stamp-office, 15. Buc- cleuch place [Pendreich, John baker, 20. Carrubbers' close Pendreich, Mungo cabinet-maker, 159. Pleasance Pendreich, William victual-dealer, Crosscauseway Pendreich, Mrs. lodgings, 74. George street Penman, Robert wright, Crosscauseway — house
4. Windmill street Penman, Robert candlemaker, 7. Potterrow Penman, James tobacconist, 193. Canongate Penn, Andrew cabinet-maker, 2. Salisbury street Penn, R. and. A. upholsterers, 50. South bridge Penn, Robert builder, 10. Salisbury street Penny, Alex, tool-cutter, 2. St. Mary wynd Penny, Mrs. stone-warehouse, 123. Nicolson street Penson, William professor of music, 15. St. An- drew square Pentland, William wright, Middlefield, Walk Permit-office, 10. Nicolson street, and Excise
lane, St. Andrew square Perrie, Mrs. straw-hat manufacturer, 3. Notting- ham place Perry, Mrs. 42. west Richmond street Perth Baking Company, Paul's work, Leith wynd,
and 17. Davie street Peter, Sir John 2. Circus place west Peter, Miss 9. Circus place east Peterkin, Alex. esq. 51. Sciennes Peterkin, James japanner, Mint Peterkin, M. seal-engraver, 6. east Arthur street Petrie, Andrew builder, Tollcross street Petrie, Gilbert tailor. Writers' court Petrie, John book-agent, 16. Shakspeare square Pettie, William spirit-dealer, 40. Potterrow Pettigrew, R. lodgings, 121. Rose street Pew, Stephen broker, 267- Cowgate Philip, Alex, wright, 56. Potterrow 1824-5.
PHI— PLA
Philip, A. watchmaker, 32. Greenside street i
Philip, James cabinet-maker, Brougtiton t
Philip, Robert baker, 77. Potterrow
Philip, William watchmaker, 35. Thistle street
Philip, William teacher, 20. Carrubbers*" close
Philips, John 2. Fruit market
Philips, Miss lodgings, 19. Jamaica street [
Phillips, John esq. S. S. C. 28. Broughton street
Phillips, Mrs. Drumsheuch cottage
Phillips, Mrs. lodgings, 76. Elder street
Phillips, Mrs. 4. Jamaica street
Phillips, Mrs. teacher of music, 7. Frederick st.
Phillips, Mrs. flesher, 174. Rose street
Phin, Charles draper, 40. North bridge — house 15.
Catherine street Phin, W. draper, 49- Prince's st. — ho. 11. James' pi. Phin, William fishing-rod maker, 34. North bridge Phcenix Fire Offick, 14. Gayfield square Phrenological Society Hall, Clyde street ^ Pickard, George and Company, manufacturers, 82.(
South bridge — house Morningside Pickard, Henry and Co. shawl-manufacturers, 82.
South Bridge Picken, Thomas clock and v.atch maker, 147.
Grassmarket — house old Physic gardens Pierotti, J. P. teacher of music, south Foulis' cl. Pillans, Benjamin tailor, 6. Union place Pillans, Hugh printer — house 21. Crosscauseway Pillans, James and Son, printers, RiddelFs close Pillans, James esq. 24. George square Pillans, James printer — house 7. James' court Pillans, Professor James 22. Abercrombie place Pillans, John printer, 7. James' co. — ho. 17. Keir st. Pillans, Mrs. stone-warehouse, 20. Broughton st. Pillans, Miss tea-dealer, 35. South bridge Pilmer, John and Co. spirit-dealers, 71. Cowgate Pinkerton, Mrs. 29- east Sciennes Piper, John mail-contractor, 2. Windsor street Pirnie, Mrs. SO. Hanover street Pirron, Mrs. lodgings, 2. Hill place Pitcairn, Dr. 72. George street Pitcairn, John esq. of Pitcairns, 34. York place Pitcairn, Rev. David, 17- Duke street Pitcairn, Robert esq. W. S. principal keeper of
Registrations, Register-office — ho. 50. Castle st. Pitmilly, Lord 15. Charlotte square Plaine, John F. esq. 9- Graham street
1824-5.
PLA^POK
Playfair, James writer, St. Ann's yards, Abbey Playfair, Ro. esq. S. S. C. St. Ann's yards, Abbey Playfair, William architect, 43. Heriot row Playfair, Miss 15. Metville street Playfair, Miss dressmaker, 44. South bridge Pleasa^nce Coal Yard, 44. Pleasance Pienderleath, Alex, tailor, 10. Richmond place
IjPlenderleath, Robert linen-manufacturer, 25. North I bridge — house Abbey mount Pienderleath, Miss 9. Coates crescent Plimer, A. Stamp office, 4. Warriston crescent Plimpton, J. and Co. London bazaar, 87. South br. Plomer, William esq. 26. York place Plum, Joseph vintner, 10. south St. Andrew street Plum, Mrs. Jos. Commercial Inn, 32. Nicolson st. Plummer, John general agent, 112. Adam street Plummer, John flesher, 1. middle Market — house
Clearburn near Grayfield toll l*lummer, Robert flesher, middle Market i Plummer, William flesher, middle Market [ Plummer, Mrs. of Middlestead, 20. Buccleuch pi. I Pole, T. F. teacher of music, 45. Frederick street I Police Office, Royal Bank close 'Pollands, John grocer, &c. 41. north Hanover st. j Pollock and Co. wholesale stationers, rag-merchants, i and agents for the Globe Fire and Life Office,
7. Hunter square ) Pollock, Charles cabinet-maker, 34. Howe street Pollock, D. spirit-dealer, 71. York place Pollock, G. baker, St. Bernard place, Stockbridge Pollock, John agent for Roman cement, &c. — ho. 6. Hope park — office 7. Hunter square I Pollock, John dyer, 15. south Frederick street Pollock, John baker, 31. north Richmond street Pollock, John bookseller, 19- Horse wynd Pollock, John silk-dyer, 20. Horse wynd Pollock, Peter farrier, 83. Rose st. — house 183. do. Pollock, William sohcitor at law, 36. George street Pond, Samuel linen -merchant, Adam square —
house 3. Rankeillor street Ponton, Rich, cowfeeder. Gray street, Newington Ponton, Thomas builder, 21. Scotland street Ponton, Miss 7. south Charlotte street Poole, Dr. 10. St. John street
Porteous, Alexander flesher, 20. and 21 . High market — house Allan's close 1824-5.
POR— PRE
Porteous, George grocer, 4. St. Mary's wynd { Porteous, Rev. James 4. James' square {
Porteous, James shoemaker, 117. Nicolson street [ Porteous, James lodgings, S. Charlotte place -J Porteous, Jo. grocer, 16. Bank st. — ho. Castlebarns Porteous, John draper, 289- front of the Royal
Exchange — house 17. Keir street Porteous, John hairdresser, 135. Grassmarket ; Porteous, Peter spirit-dealer, 32. George street r Porteous, Martin mason, 2. east Richmond street * Porteous, Walter worsted-shop, 465. Lawnmarket Porteous, William victual-dealer, 10. Grassmarket Porteous, William baker, 2. Union street Porteous, Mrs. 25. Gayfield square Porteous, Mrs. 15. Graham street Porteous, Mrs. George flesher, 10. and 11. high
market — house Allan's close Porterfield, A. S. gardener, Restairig Portman, Joseph spirit-dealer, 266. Castlehill [ Post-office, (General) Waterloo place {
Pott, James esq. W. S. 21. Broughton street :
Potter, James plasterer, 9- Brighton street Potter, Robert plasterer, 29- Bristo street Potts, Henry spirit-dealer, 22. Catherine street —
house 2. Little King street '
Potts, Michael grocer, 6. east Arthur street Potts, William wine and spirit dealer, 45. Leithst.
— house 16. Broughton place ;
Potts, Mrs. 14. Society l
Pow, James grocer, 38. north Richmond street f Pow, Rob. grocer and spirit dealer, 152. Pleasance Prager, H. esq. Carfrae's entry, 112. Canongate Pratt, Alex, lath-splitter, 15. no. back Canongate Pratt, John gunmaker, 14. Richmond place — house
3. Brown street Pratt, Mrs. vintner, Sandiland's close. High street Prentice, Capt. Eben. 4. St. Ann's yards. Abbey Prentice, Richard solicitor, 112. Prince's street Prentice, Robert Hawick tavern, 299. High street President (Lord) of the Court of Session, the
Right PI on. Charles Hope — chambers 6. Hill
street — house Gran ton Preston, Alexander, 24. Broughton street Preston, Alex, merchant-tailor, 8. Union place Preston, Mrs. Colonel 22. Rankeillor street Preston, Miss 10. Maitland street
1824-5.
PRI— PRI
Pride, David shoemaker, 56. Thistle street Pridie, Robert esq. 10. Roxbiirgli place Pridie, Patrick Dean street, Stockbridge Prince, Abraham silk-hat and fur-manufacturer,
14. North bridge — house 3. Leopold place Pringle, Alex. esq. advocate, 83. Prince's street Pringle, Alex, wright, 25. Broughton place Pringle, George baker, 11. Calton street Pringle, George, wood-clock maker, 303. High st. Pringle, George spirit-dealer, Canonmills Pringle, James wright, 14. Canal street Pringle, James lodgings, 3. Duncan street Pringle, James esq. 5. Lauriston Pringle, John esq. depute-clerk of Session, 22.
London street Pringle, John esq. 12. Minto street Pringle, John flesher, 19. and 20. middle Market
— house Carrubbers' close Pringle, John wright, 5. Miln's court Pringle, Major N. 2. St. Bernard place, Stockbridge Pringle, Murray of the Adjutant General's office,
2. Wellington street Pringle, Nicol wine and spirit merchant, 7. Not-
tignham place — house 18. Broughton street Pringle, Robert tailor, 4. Davie street Pringle, Samuel builder, 7. St. Vincent street Pringle, Thomas spirit-dealer, 103. Canongate Pringle, Thomas watchmaker, 54. Bristo street Pringle, Thomas wright, 14. Leven street Pringle, William esq. depute-clerk of Session, 51.
Albany street Pringle, William watchmaker, 11. Buccleuch st. Pringle, William victual-dealer, 18. Grassmarket Pringle, William spirit-dealer, Toddrick's wynd Pringle, William spirit-dealer, 116. High street Pringle, William wright, 64. Fountainbridge Pringle, Lady Dowager of Stitchell, 14. Walker
street Pringle, Mrs. 18. Broughton street Pringle, Mrs. baker, 22. Broughton street Pringle, Mrs. lodgings, 8. Richmond place Pringle, Mrs. lodgings, 8. Frederick street Pringle, Mrs. Caledonian tavern, 86. South br. Pringle, Misses 18. York place Pringle, Miss 6. Park street Pringle, Miss Reid's court, Canongate
1824-5.
PRI— QUI
Pringle, Miss 44. Castle street
Pritchetts, John tavern, Craig's close, High street
Provan, James esq. 7. Howard place
Provan, Misses stationery warehouse, 7. Bank st.
— house 3. Moray street Provost, The Right Honourable Alexandeb
Henderson, Lord — house 14. St. John's street: Public Works Office, City chambers Puller, Mrs. 2. east Broughton place Purcell, Dr. J. W. 60. George street Purdie, David merchant, 11. West bow — hous©
India place Purdie, David meal-market, 102. Cowgate Purdie, Robert music-seller, 70. Prince's street — -
house 28. Dundas street Purdie, Robert wxiter, 6. south James' street Pursell, Miss boarding-school, 15. Clyde street Purves, David pawnbroker, 327. Canongate Purves, John grocer, 8. Jamaica street Purves, Peter brassfounder, 17. south back of
Canongate Purves, William and Co. clothiers, 46. Prince's st.
— house Elizafield, near Leith fort Purves, Lady 16. George square Purves, Mrs. 17. Broughton street Purves, Mi*s. 11. High-school yards Purves, Mrs. 21. Gay field square Purves, Mrs. sick-nurse, 15. James' square Purves, Mrs. lodgings, 5. Roxburgh terrace Pyper, Hamilton esq. advocate, 18. Clyde street Pyper, James shoemaker, 305. Canongate Pyper, John hairdresser, 92. High street — house
129. ditto
Q
Quarter-master General's Office, 2. Youn^
street, Charlotte square Quin, H. grocer and spirit-dealer, 79. Rose street
1824 5.
RAC— RAM
R
Race, John glass-stainer, 14. Waterloo place Elae and Miller, builders. Main point ,ae, Francis stabler, 106. Grassmarket <ae, George L. officer to Royal Company of Arch- ! ers, and macer Court of Session, Archers'" halL iRae, James macer of the Court of Session, 3. east : Register street iRae, John tailor, 187. High street iRac, John wire-worker, 35. High street Rae, Sir William bart. Lord Advocate of Scot- ' land— chambers 103. Prince's street Rae William and Company, silk-mercers, 46. north ; Brido-e — house 7. Druramond street |Rae, Rev. William 50. George street [Rae, Mrs. 8. Drummond street Rae, Miss dressmaker, 3. east Register street Raeburn, Alex, spirit-dealer, 2. so. back Canongate Raeburn, Henry esq. St. Bernard's hall, Stockbr. Raeburn, James architect, 9. Royal circus east Raeburn, Robert lodgings, 53. Thistle street Railton, Atkinson messenger at arms, 233. High
street — house 7. Hay street Kaimes, J. and R. general agents, 18. Greenside
place — house 1. Fife place Raine, William esq. 10. Dublin street Raitt, Chas.depute-clerkof Admiralty, 3. James' st. Rait, Jaines painter, 1. east Broughton place Raith, William teacher, 11. Canal street Ralston, William broker, 61. St. Mary wynd Ramage, Adam pewterer, Vennel, West port Ramage, Captain royal navy, 7. Meadow place I Ramage, George bootmaker, 6. Brown square- house 28. High street Ramage, George shoemaker. Fountain close Ramage, James wright, 14. Charlotte street— house
194. Rose street Ramage, James pewterer, Middleton s entry Ramage, J. esq. 13. Lauriston Ramage, John grocer, 32. east Richmond street 1824-5. R
RAM— RAM
Ramage, John plastei'er, 1 5. Jamaica street
Ramage, William grocer, 6. Eldin street
Ramage, William agent, 28. Clerk street
Ramage, Mrs. 1. Erskine place
Ramage, Mrs. 391 • Lawnmarket
Ramage, Mrs. 11. Arthur street
Ramage, Mx-s. JohnUnen and woollen draper, 262
Lawnmarket — house 13. Portland street Ramage, Mrs. lodgings, 35. Arthur street Ramsays, Bonars, and Company, bankers, 16
Royal Exchange Ramsay and Imrie, esqrs. W. S. 86. Prince"'s streei Ramsay, Andrew slater. Old Assembly close Ramsay, Charles wine-merchant, 131. Rose street Ramsay, David esq. W. S. 1. Hill street — chamber;
73. George street Ramsay, Dr. 7. Rankeillor street Ramsay, David tailor, 1. Milne square Ramsay, Rev. E. B. 11. Shandwick place Ramsay, George esq. 7. Gayfield place Ramsay, George and Company printers. Old Fish- market close Ramsay, George gardener. Meadow gardens Ramsay, James silk-mercer, 95. South bridge —
house 22. Caltonhill Ramsay, Dr. John S. 9. north St. David street Ramsay, John hosier and glover, 26. South Bridge
— house 2. Buccleuch place Ramsay, John tin-plate worker, 112. Pleasance Ramsay, Peter esq. banker, 8. Shandwick place Ramsay, Richard grocer, 1. Keir street Ramsay, Robert esq. W. S. 8. Charlotte square Ramsay, Thomas esq. 133. Prince's street Ramsay, Thomas of the Excise, 14. Adam street Ramsay, William esq. banker, 8. Charlotte square Ramsay, William spirit-dealer, 40. Thistle street Ramsay, William spirit-dealer, 11. St. Vincent st. Ramsay, William gardener. Meadow gardens Ramsay, Lady of Banff, 54. Northumberland st. Ramsay, Dowager Lady of Balmain,ll. Shandwick
place Ramsay, Mrs. 19. Dundas street Ramsay, Mrs. 7. Hill square Ramsay, Mrs. lodgings, 17. west Register street Ramsay, Mrs. lodgings, 10. Rose street Ramsay, Mrs. corset-maker, 62. Low terrace 1824-5.
RAM— REI
Ramsay, Miss 9- Dewar place
Ramsay, Miss 136. Prince's street
Ramsay, Miss 4. north St. Andrew street
Ranken, James tailor, 522. Potterrow
Ranken, John flint-glass manufacturer, Leith walk
— house 3. Fife place, ditto Ranken, WiUiam confectioner, 4. Union place Ranken, William ham-dealer, 36. High street Ranken, Mrs. 5. Elm row
Rankin, Da. messenger at arms, 3. east Register st. Rankin, George flesher, 31. and 51. Causewayside Rankin, John victual-dealer, 254. Canongate Rankin, Mrs. ToUcross Rankin, Mrs. lodgings, 127. Nicolson street Rattray, Andrew lodgings, 12. Castle street Rattray, Honourable Baron Clerk, 105. Prince's
street Rattray, R. C. esq. advocate, 105. Prince's street Rattray, Robert esq. W. S. 4. Bellevue crescent Rattray, Robert music-teacher, 257. Canongate Rattray, Major William 9- Raeburn place Rattray, Mrs. 14. Nicolson square Rattray, Miss boarding-school, Arniston place Rattray, Miss 21. Buccleuch place Rawson, Joseph fishing-rod maker, 13. Prince's st. Rawson, William fishing-rod maker, 97. High st. Read, Samuel and Charles Roslin bleachfield ware- house, north College street Recruiting-office, Castle Reddie, James esq. W. S. 4. Great King street Redpath and Brown, ironmongers and seed-mer- chants, 84. Candlemaker row Redpath, David confectioner, 42. Nicolson street Redpath, John ii'onmonger, 2. Graham street Redpath, Thomas cabinet-maker, 40. Nicolson st. Reedman, George currier, 116. Pleasance — house
1. west Arthur place
Reeves, Mrs. John 9- Warriston crescent REGALiAORDER-OFFicEjAndersonand Company's,
2. Bank street
Reid,Whitehead, and Co. comb-manufacturers, 13.
High street Reid, Dr. Alexander 8. Hill place Reid, Alexander spirit-dealer, 45. Abbey hill Reid, Alexander spirit-dealer, 7. Northumberland
street — house 9. north Nelson street 1824-5.
REI— REI
Reid, Alexander spirit-dealer, 281 . High street—* house 31 . Lothian street <
Reid, Alexander spirit-dealer, Bonnington r
Reid, Alexander lodgings, 21. Lothian street Reid, A. writer, 7. Scotland street Reid, Lieutenant A. royal navy, 2. Mansfield pi. Reid, Andrew piano-forte maker, 9- middle Ar- thur street Reid, Andrew merchant, 90. South bridge Reid, Andrew teacher, 8. Richmond place Reid, D. of the Excise, Cheyne street Reid, David gardener, road from Restalrig to Leith Reid, George spirit-dealer, 90. Crosscauseway Reid, George plasterer, 11. Infirmaiy street Reid, Hugh builder, 19- middle Arthur street Reid, James esq. 21. Minto street Reid, James watchmaker, 13. Frederick street Reid, James tailor, 6. Arthur street Reid, James dyer, Middleton's entry Reid, James cabinet-maker, 50. low Calton Reid, James spirit-dealer, 145. Grassmarket Reid, James reed-maker, 87. Grassmarket Reid, James grocer, 12. Bank street — ^liouse 13. do. Reid, James shoemaker, 43. Lothian street Reid, James writer, 36. Gilmore place Reid, John esq. 8. Warriston crescent Reid, John esq. 177. Canongate Reid, John writer, 3. Duncan street Reid, John surgeon and druggist, 19. Clerk street Reid, John grocer, 17. south Frederick street —
house 104. Rose street Reid, John wright, 10. Jamaica street Reid, John gardener. Rose bank, Bonnington road Reid, John junior, 4. Salmon market — house
7. Canal street Reid, John tea and spirit dealer, 5. Dalrymple pi. Reid, John smith and farrier, 149- Grassmarket Reid, John lodgings, 2. Richmond place Reid, Dr. Peter 3. Roxburgh place Reid, Robert architect to His Majesty, 44. Char- lotte square Reid, Robert flesher, 5. middle Market Reid, Sylvester esq. W. S. 2. Scotland street Reid, Thomas watchmaker, 2. London street Reid, Thomas and Company, bootmakers, 17. Lcith street 1824-5.
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Reid, Rev. William Catholic chapel lane
Reid, William solicitor, 13. Bank street
Reid, William merchant, 128. High street — house
8. Montagu street Reid, William watch-glass maker, 3. Royal Ex- change
Reid, William pewterer, 11. Infirmary street Reid, Mrs. 5. High terrace Reid, Mrs. 174. Rose street Reid, Mrs. 7. Scotland street Reid, Mrs. 5. Comely bank Reid, Mrs. 4. Graham street Reid, Mrs. confectioner, 34. High street — house
Fountain close Reid, Mrs. Agnes spirit-dealer, 52. Grassmarket Reid, Mrs. spirit-dealer, 18. St. Patrick square Reid, Mrs. vintner, 12. Royal Exchange Reid, Mrs. lodgings, 1. Gib's entry Reid, IMrs. lodgings, 501- Lawnmarket Reid, Miss 7- Richmond court Reid, Miss 6. Castle street Reid, Miss milliner, 6. Niddry street Religious Tract Society, 16. east Register st. Rennie and Allan, slaters and glaziers, 92. Rose st. Rennie, James grocer, 60. Thistle street Rennie, James slater and glazier, 92. Rose street —
house 53. ditto Rennie, James smith, Greenside place Rennie, Mrs. A. junior, 30. Lothian street Rennie, Mrs. grocer, 46. Rose street Renny, William esq. W. S. and solicitor of legacy
duties, 16. Royal circus Renny, Mrs. beef-steak shop, 43. Bristo street Renton and Grant, esqrs. W. S. 12. no. St. David st. Renton, James esq. accountant, 1. Howe street Renton, John esq. W. S. 14. Duke street — office
12. north St. David street Renton, John wine-mei'chant — house 8. Nicolson
square Renton, Dr. Robert 29. James'' square Renton, William merchant, 9. North bridge, and
41. St. Andrew square — house 15. Buccleuch pi. Renton, Mrs. W. 8. Nicolson square Renton, Mrs. H. 10. Salisbury street Renton, Mrs. 23. Duke street Rentoul, Henry waggon-office, 7. Brighton street
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Renwick, James vintner, 268. Canongate
Reoch, Hugh esq. 1. Elm row il ,
Reoch, James smith, foot of Broughton street vl
Reoch, John esq. 5. Pih'ig street
Repositoky for the Work of the Poor, 1(K
Hunter square Reynolds, Ja. button-maker, 8. St. Leonard's lane. Reynolds, John shoemaker, 67. Cowgate Reynolds, Thomas merchant, 26. Bread street I Rhind, John cashier to the Edinburgh Friendl;^
Insurance Society, 48. North bridge Rhind, Mrs. 7. Arniston place Rhind, Mrs. 8. Dean street, Stockbridge Riccalton, Mrs. 14. Charles' street Richard, David spirit-dealer, 40. Blair street Richard, David spirit-dealer, 2. Potter-row Richards, J. of Stamp-office — ho. 7. Salisbury street Richards, William vintner, 15. Leith street Richards, Mrs. midwife, Morrison's close Richardson, AndreAv esq. writer, 42. York place Richardson, C. silversmith, 15. Shakspeare square! Richardson, George sen. smith, 25. Crosscauseway Richardson, George, jun. smith, 64. Crosscauseway Richardson, James junior and Co. wholesale mer-i,
chants, 1. Calton street — house 1. Gayfield sq. i Richardson, James accountantof Excise, 25. James"'?
square Richardson, J. surgeon and apothecary, 25. Leith st. Richardson, James smith, Orchardfield — house/
Hay's court Richardson, John and Co. manufacturers, 312,1
Lawnmarket — house back of the Meadows '•.
Richardson, John esq. W. S. 13. Pitt street Richardson, John English academy, 2. Rose st. Richardson, John gardener. Grange loan Richardson, John perfumer, 41. Dundas street Richardson, Isaiah hairdresser and perfumer, 129.1
Nicolson street Richardson, Peter and Co. drapers, 25. Grassmarket Richardson, Ralph and Co. tobacconists, 105. foot
of West bow Richardson, Ramsay bootmaker, 178. Rose street Richardson, Robert esq. 24. Gayfield square Richardson, Robert grocer, 20. Bristo street Richardson, Robert flesher, 11. Middle market —
house 3. Market street 1824-5.
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Richardson, Thomas esq. VV. S. 55. George street Richardson, Thomas lodgings, 11. Lothian street Richardson, Wilham woollen-draper, 213. High st.
— house 21. Drummond place Richardson, William hairdresser, 35. College wy. Richardson, William turner, 4. Macdougal street Richardson, Mrs. tobacconist — house Archibald
place Richardson, Mrs. 42. York place Richardson, Mrs. 179. Canongate Richardson, Mrs. 2. Moray street 'Richardson, Mrs. 19. south Richmond street Richardson, Mrs. 34. Castle street Richardson, Mrs. lodgings, 3. Lothian street Richardson, Mrs. lodgings, 5. Nicolson street Richardson, Miss 54. Frederick street i Richmond, Brooke esq. 1. Broughton place Richmond, George commission-agent, Morningside i Richmond, James insurance-broker, Grange place, I Newington
I Richmond, John and Co. grocers, 62. Nicolson st. [Richmond, John esq. Castlebarns Rickman, John esq. 42. George square Riddel, Thomas esq. Gray street, Newington Riddell, John esq. advocate. 111. George street Riddell, John 2. Holyrood street Riddell, John cabinet-maker, 3. Buccleuch street Riddell, Robert esq. advocate, 111. George street Riddell, Mrs. 111. George street Riddle, George coachmaker, 16. Caltonhill Riddle, Robert tobacconist, 37. Leith street Riddle, Mrs. 2. Crichton street Riddle, Mrs. 27. Melville street Riddle, Mrs. straw-hat maker, 84. Nicolson street Riddoch, Alex, tailor, 8. Gib's entry Rigg, Mrs. senior of Morton, 68. Queen street Ringan, Mrs. lodgings, 3. George street Ritchie, Miller, and Keyden, esqrs, W. S. 4. Hill sq. Ritchie and Kidd, general ironmongery furnishing
warehouse, 241. High street Ritchie, A. Carnegy esq. advocate, 15. Dublin st. Ritchie, Alex, skinner, Canonmills Ritchie, Rev. Dr. David, professor of logic, 97.
Broughton place Ritchie, D. recorder of Calton — ho. 21. CaJtonhill Ritchie, George lodgings, 6. Charles' street
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Ritchie, George tea-dealer, 21. Pleasance — ^house
8. ditto Ritchie, Henry esq. 6. Charlotte square '. '.
Ritchie, James watchmaker, 29- Leith street — ho^'
1. north St. James' street Ritchie, James builder, 9- east Circus place _
Ritchie, James stationery warehouse, 148. Hig^
street — house 2. Roxburgh street Ritchie, James smith, 129. Canongate Ritchie, James spirit-dealer, 59- Cowgate Ritchie, John printer, Blackfriars"' wynd — house
15. Buccleuch place Ritchie, John, linen-draper, 58. Nicolson street —
house 6. west Richmond street Ritch Ritch Ritch Ritch Ritch Ritch Ritch
hoi Ritch Ritch Ritch Ritch Ritch
N. B. jeweller, Potterrow Peter broker, 63. Cowgate R. esq. merchant, 57. India street Thomas, glazier, 20. Leith wynd Rev. William 5. Argyll square William esq. S. S. C. 3. Hill square William merchant, 467. Lawnmarket — se 429. ditto
William shoe-shop, 54. Cowgate Mrs. W. 146. Prince's street Mrs. William 6. Royal Exchange Mrs. 23. Warriston crescent Mrs. 84. Nicolson street
Robb, Alex, bi'ass-founder, 43. New street
Robb and Kidston, manufacturers and merchants, 3. south Hanover street — house 8. India street
Robb, James nailer, 44. Cowgate
Robb, John wright, Ramsay gardens
Robb, John mason, Burntsfield links
Robb, T. and W. bootmakers, 102. Prince's street
Robb, William grocer, 1. Hope street — house do.
Roberts and Crawford, stationers and engravers, 123. High street
Roberts, Wm. teacher of elocution, 16. Hart street
Roberts, Mrs. 2. Holyrood street
Robertson and Ballantyne, lithographic establish- ment, 20. Greenside place
Robertson and Pyfe, general advertising agents, 210. High street
Robertson and Gordon, esqrs. W. S. 46. Castle st.
Robertson and Hislop ,tailors, 8. Register street
Robertson and Scoular, teachers, 14. Clerk street 1824-5.
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Robertson and Son, cabinet-makers, Morningside P-obertson, Adam baker, 178. Pleasance Robertson, A. esq. W. S. 46. Castle street Robertson, A. cabinet-maker, east Broughton place Robertson, Alex, music saloon, 47- Prince''s street —
house 4. Queen street l^obertson, Alex, vintner, 6. Waterloo place Robertson, Alex, spirit-dealer, 2. Dundas street Robertson, Alex, shoemaker, 107. Nicolson street Robertson, Alex, dairyman, 6. Buccleuch place Robertson, Alex, lodgings, 21. east Richmond st. Robertson, Alex, victual-dealer, 9- St. Leonard st. Robertson, Alex, covvfeedcr, 74. Rose street Robertson, A. lodgings, 39. Thistle street Robertson, Alex, stocking-maker, 14. Potterrow Robertson, Dr. Archibald laboratory 71- George
street — house 20. Howe street Robertson, Captain 18. Howard place Robertson, Charles merchant, 109- High street —
house 6. James"' court Robertson, C.L. of Sir W. Forbes and Company's,
13. Broughton place Robertson, Charles grocer, 14. Jamaica street Robertson, Charles portrait painter, 18. Canal st. Robertson, Charles chair-office, 77. Rose street Robertson, Colin cowfeeder, 18. Jamaica street Robertson, Collier spirit-dealer, 178. High street Robertson, Daniel baker and confectioner, 135.
Rose street Robertson, Daniel music-seller and teacher, 21.
College street Robertson, Major David 12. Albany street Robertson, David tailor, 219- High street Robertson, D. of the Customs, 20. Rankeillor street Robertson, David spirit-dealer, 1. St. David street Robertson, David cabinet-maker, 62. Thistle street Robertson, Donald chair-office, 332. Rose street Robertson, Duncan spirit-dealer, 20. west Nicol- son street Robertson, Duncan coach-hirer, 9. James'' place Robertson, Duncan lodgings, 62. Rose street Robertson, E. and D. auctioneers, 57. High street Robertson, George esq. W. S. 19. Drummond st. Robeitson, George painter, 25. Simon square Robertson, George spirit- dealer, 21.Netherbow Robertson^ James esq. W. S. 10. Duncan street
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Robertson, Jas. esq. architect, 9- Circus place east Robertson, J. S. esq. W. S. 12. Pitt street Robertson, Jas. and Co. booksellers and stationers
7. Parliament square — house 2. Park street Robertson, James writer, 2. south Charlotte street Robertson, James esq. writer, 2. Heriot row Robertson, James baker, 9- Frederick street Robertson, James furnishing ironmonger, 58. Higl
street — house 21. Union street Robertson, James brass-founder, 34. Cowgate Robertson, James goldsmith, 59- High street Robertson, James wright, Raeburn place, Stock
bridge Robertson, James smith, Greenside lane Robertson, James tobacconist, 126. Grassmarket Robertson, James grocer, 72. West port — houst
2. Vennel Robertson, James baker, old Fish market close Robertson, James tailor, 41. Hanover street Robertson, James shoemaker, 6. James' court Robertson, James spirit-dealer, 222. High street Robertson, James furniture-warehouse, 208. Cow- gate Robertson, James working jeweller, 39. High st. Robertson, James hairdresser, &c. 142. High st. Robertson, James lodgings, 129- Rose street Robertson, James cowfeeder, 172. Rose street Robertson, James cowfeeder, 67. Thistle street Robertson, J. A. surgeon, 7- Abercroniby place Robertson, John esq. Boroughmuirhead r^
Robertson, John of Excise, 47. Hope park end Robertson, John merchant, 2. Reid's court. Canon- gate Robertson John, wine-merchant, 2. Park street ; Robertson John, merchant, 35. Frederick street- house 53. ditto ' Robertson, John lithographic printer — ho. 7. Unionr street ( Robertson, John bookseller and stationer, 132,|
High street — house 4. Queen street Robertson, John grocer, 22. Jamaica street Robertson, John grocer, 20. south Richmond street: Robertson, John grocer, 48. Abbey hill Robertson, John baker, 1. Salisbury street Robertson, John baker, World's end close Robertson, John spirit-dealer, 11. High street 1824-5.
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Robertson, John spirit-dealer, 5. Gib's entry Robertson, John victual-dealer, 86. Nicolson stree Robertson, John teacher, Gillespie's hospital Robertson, John writing-master to Watson Hospi- tal, and Commercial Academy, 86. South bridge Robertson, John writing-master, 19- south St. Da- vid street Robertson, John wright, 4. St. Leonard's lane Robertson, John tailor, 101. High street Robertson, John shoemaker, 9. Union place Robertson, John cowfeeder, 110. Rose street Robertson, John cowfeeder, 9- Jamaica street Robertson, Lord 9- Charlotte square Robertson, Lieut. -General James 33. Laurieston Robertson, N. W. esq. S. S. C. 26. Dundas street Robertson, Pat. esq. advocate, 48. Great King st. Robertson, P. grocer, 47. Canongate — ho. 49- ditto Robertson, Peter spirit-dealer, east Cumberland st. Robertson, Peter farrier, 99. Fountainbridge Robertson, Robert grocer, 74. Nicolson street Robertson, Robert cabinet-maker, 1. Nelson place
— house 65. Thistle street Robertson, Robert vintner, 323. High street Robertson, Robert lodgings, 3. Richmond place Robertson, Sinclair spirit-dealer, 297. Canongate Robertson, Thomas R. esq. W. S. 2. Park street Robertson, Thomas accountant, 7. Maitland street Robertson, Thomas spirit-dealer, 78. Nicolson st. Robertson, Thomas spirit-dealer, 9. Macdougald st. Robertson, Thomas mason, 9- Moi-ay street Robertson, Thomas chairmaster, 36. Dundas st. Robertson, Walter Staffordshire warehouse, 30.
west Bow, and 3. Circus place Robertson, W. Barclay esq. W.S. 1. Thistle court Robertson, William of Excise, St. Anthony's place Robertson, William appraiser and auctioneer —
toy-shop 15. South bridge Robertson, Wilham brushmaker, 10. Greenside pi. Robertson, William upholsterer, 9. James' place Robertson, W. furniture warehouse, 259. Cowgate lobertson, William cooper, north Bank street —
house 20. Bank street lobertson, William haberdasher, 204. Canongate lobertson, William tailor and clothier, 13. Blair st. lobertson, William shoemaker, 16. High street lobertson, William bell-hanger, 233. High street 1824-5. ^ .
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Robertson, William spirit-dealer, 14. Prince's street: Robertson, William spirit-dealer, 10. Niddry street( Robertson, William lodgings, 42. Lothian street Robertson, William lodgings, 2. James' place Robertson, J\lrs. Captain 10. Buccleuch street Robertson, Mrs. Colonel 29- Stafford street Robertson, Mrs. General 123. George street Robertson, Mrs. Major 32. London street Robertson, Mrs. of Prendergast, 7. Abercromby pi. Robertson, Mrs. James 38. Rankeillor street Robertson, Mrs. 2. St. John s hill Robertson, Mrs. R. 20. Howard place Robertson, INIrs. Duncan 12. Howard place Robertson, Mrs. 7. Warriston crescent Robertson, Mrs. 46. George square Robertson, Mrs. 5. Tobago street Robertson, Mrs. 52. Bristo street [
Robertson, Mrs. 76. Nicolson street I
Robertson, Mrs. 19- ^linto street T
Robertson, Mrs. 20. Howe street T
Robertson, Mrs. Agnes Foulis' close Robertson, Mrs. bookseller, 30. Nicolson street Robertson, Mrs. corset-maker, 41. Hanover street' Robertson, Mrs. engrafter, 7. Middleton's entry Robertson, Mrs. lodgings, 7. Roxburgh place [ Robertson, Mrs. lodgings, 19- Jamaica street Robertson, Mrs. lodgings, 53. Clerk street Robertson, Mrs. lodgings, 18. Bristo street Robertson, Mrs. lodgings, 27. Howe street Robertson, Mrs. lodgings, 50. Crosscauseway Robertson, Mrs. lodgings, 18. Canal street Robertson, Mrs. lodgings, 18. Lothian street Robertson, Mrs. lodgings, 5. Lauriston Robertson, Misses 19. Drummond street Robertson, Miss 32. Gilmore place Robertson, Miss 36. Castle street Robertson, Miss 14. jNIaitland street Robertson, ]\Iisses dressmakers, 18. Canal street Robertson, ^Miss dressmaker, 7. James' court Robertson, ^liss dressmaker, 67. Crosscauseway Robertson, Miss H. lodgings, 50. George street Robinson and Paterson, esqrs. W. S. 10. south
Charlotte street Robinson, George esq. W. S. 20. Young street , Robinson, George esq. W. S. 17. Albany street — chambers 10. Charlotte place 1824-5.
ROB— ROL
I Uobinson, James esq. advocate, 20. Young street 'Robinson, John ribband and trimming manufactu- rer, 98. South bridge Robison, Captain superintendent of police — house
38. Rankeillor street Ro})ison, James spirit-dealer, 176. High street Robison, John esq. 16. Coates crescent fRobison, Mrs. Professor, 42. Drummond street
»bson, M. and B. dressmakers, 41. Bristo street Robison, Thomas shoemaker, 25. Simon square Robson, William of Tax-office, 41. Bristo street Roch, John spirit-dealer, 199. Pleasance Rocheid, J. esq. of Inverleith, Inverleith-house Rocheid, John agent, 11. Bread st. Port Hopetoun Rodger, Andrew victual-dealer, 5. Baker''s place,
Stockbridge (Rodger, George writer, 6. Carnegie street Rodger, George haberdasher, 13. Calton street Rodger, John saddler, 15. Caltonhill Rodger, John hairdresser, 9- Leith street Rodger, John stabler, east Thistle street — house
22. Thistle street Rodger, Robert tailor, 174. Pleasance (Rodger, Robert hairdresser, 8. so. St. Andrew st. Rodger, William tailor, 75. Nicolson street Rodger, William esq. writer, 7. St. Vincent street Rodger, William upholsterer, 74. Crosscauseway Rodger, William cooper, Broughton Rodger, William smith, 49- Crosscauseway Rodger, William spirit-dealer, Jock"'s lodge Rodger, Mrs. lodgings, 4. Jamaica street ■
Rodger, Mrs. David, midwife, 4. Charles'" street Rodffers, Mrs. lodsings, 15. Drummond street Roger, James grocer, 3. Raeburn place Roger, Mrs. spirit-dealer, Jock's lodge Rogers, William haberdasher, 10. Greenside place
— house 9- ditto Rogers, Mrs. baker, 192. Canongate Rogers, Mrs. milliner, 10. Greenside place Rogerson, Mrs. King's Arms tavern, 10. Shakspeare
square Roland, George fencing academy, Riding-school,
Nicolson street — house 5. Picardy place Rolland,Adam esq. W. S. Crown agent, 10. Royal
Circus Rollo, C. tobacconist, 192. High street
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Rollo, Hugh James esq. W. S. 131. Prince''s street Hollo, James boot and shoe maker, 3. so. Nelson st. Rollo, Robert esq. advocate, 16. Dundas street Rollo, William bookseller and printer, 20. Lothian
street Rollo, Mrs. Paterson, 16. Dundas street Rollo, Mrs. midwife, Chalmers*' close Rollo, Honourable Miss 15. Albany street Romanes and Paterson, silk-mercers, 49. North br. Romanes, James merchant — ho. 4.Buccleuch place Romanes, John esq. writer, 46. Charlotte square
— house Coates-hall Ronald, Mrs. lodgings, 30. Rose street Ronaldson, George keeper of Surgeons' hall, Sur- geons' square Ronaldson, William baker, 85. High street Ronaldson, Mrs. F. 22. Caltonhill Ronaldson, Mrs. baker, 47. Causwayside Ronaldson, Miss lodgings, 13. Carrubbers' close Rook, David vintner, 16. Fleshmarket close Rosa, Mrs. chiropedist, 18. west Richmond street Rose, Alex, wood and ivory turner, 18. Horse wynd Rose, George esq. advocate, 12. Walker street Rose, Hugh vintner, 10. Fleshmarket close Rose, James writer, 26. Broughton place Rose, John bootmaker, 29. Prince's street Rose, Samuel esq. commissioner of Excise, 12.
Walker street Rose, Mrs. Alexander spirit-dealer, 285. Cowgate Ross, Adolphus esq. surgeon, 37. George street Ross and M'Donald, bootmakers, 34. Leith street Ross, Alexander Irish linen warehouse, 39. South
bridge — house 54. George square Ross, Alex, painter and glazier, 21. Circus place Ross, Alex, painter and glazier. Clerk street Ross, Charles esq. advocate, 16. Pitt street Ross, Daniel gunmaker, 9. south St. Andrew st. Ross, Daniel shoemaker, 25. Simon square Ross, Captain D. 38. Rankeillor street Ross, David tailor, 41. mid Rose street Ross, D. lodgings, 34. Hanover street Ross, Donald lodgings, 45. Frederick street Ross, Donald spirit-dealer, 145. Canongate Ross, Geo. esq. advocate, Woodburn, Morningside Ross, George spirit-dealer, 1. West port Ross, H. cork-cutter, 58. Cowgate 1824-5.
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Ross Ross Ross Ross Ross, Ross Ross
Jaiiies writer, 45. Frederick street
James Royal hotel, 53. Prince's street
J. and R. auctioneers, 16. West port
John merchant, 82. West bow
John painter and glazier, 4. w. Richmond st.
John spirit-dealer, 16. West port
John smith, and collector for the burgh of
Canongate — house 37. New street Ross, Murdoch lodgings, 7. St. Anthony's place Ross, Peter spirit-dealer, Morning-side Ross, Robert esq. 15. Buccleuch street Ross, Ro. wine and spirit dealer, 2. Charlotte street Ross, Robert tailor, 187. High street Ross, William manufacturer, Burntsfield links Ross, William merchant-tailor, 1. St. Andrew street
— house 1. west Register street Ross, William tailor, 25. Clerk street Ross, William painter, 33. Potten-ow Ross, Wilham spirit-dealer, 91- West bow Ross, William chair-office, Cumberland street Ross, William Portobello coach, 159. High street Ross, William lodgings, 83. Prince's street Ross, Mrs. of Skeldon, 16. Buccleuch place Ross, Mrs. Colonel, 4. Queen street Ross, Mrs. Lieutenant, 1. Carnegie street Ross, Mrs. John, 41. Clerk street Ross, Mrs. J. 10. Merchant street Ross, Mrs. 47. Northumberland street Ross, Mrs. 10. Rankeillor street Ross, Mrs. lodgings, 21. Jamaica street Ross, Mrs. lodgings, 4. Jamaica street Ross, Mrs. lodgings, 45. Frederick street Ross, Mrs. A. lodgings, 5. Leith terrace Ross, Mrs. grocer, 48. Thistle street Ross, Mrs. dressmaker, 21. Candlemaker row Ross, Miss 3. Wharton place, Lauriston Rough, James grocer, 25. Cowgate Rough, James candlemaker, 80. Nicolson street Roughead, James 40. Fountainbridge Roux, M. teacher of French, 11. Waterloo place Rowe, John of Customs, Gray street, Newington Rowley, Edward victual-dealer, 40. Abbeyhill Rowley, James agent, Cheyne street Roxburgh, Alex, stocking-maker, so. Richmond st. Roy and Blake, piano-forte and music warehouse,
3. Waterloo place 1824-5.
ROY— RUS
Roy, George accountant, 33. Leith walk Roy, James of Excise, 15. Buccleuch street Roy, James cabinet-maker and glazier, 51. Hope/1 park end '^
Roy, John silk-dyer, 30. Pitt street Roy, John cabinet-maker, 1 . Hunter square Roy, John mason, 3. Davie street Roy, John tailor and furnisher, 1. Hunter square Roy, Robert esq. W. S. 16. Northumberland street Roy, Robert tobacconist, 1. Clyde street Roy, Wm. esq. of Nenthorn, 22. Drummond place Royal Bank of Scotland, St. Andrew square Royal Exchange Insurance Co. 15. Prince's st. Royal Engineeks' office, 1. Northumb. street Royal Hotel, 53. Prince's street Royal Mail-coach office, 1. Catherine street Royal Physical Society, 11. no. Richmond st. Royal Society of Edinburgh — hall 48. Geo. st. Ruddiman, Thomas painter, north St. Andrew st.
— house 9- Thistle street Ruddiman, Misses boarding-school, 35. north Fre- derick street Rule, Alexander tailor, 1. Milne square Rule, David writer, 1 . Milne square Rule, Henry circulating library, 10. Wellington st. Russell and Bell, ironmongers, 337. High street Russell, Tod, and Hill, esqrs. W. S. 59. George st. Russell, Adam writer, 4. Northumberland street Russell, Alexander coachmaker, 8. Prince's street Russell, Alexander of the Register-office, 1. Gil
more place Russel, Alex, tea and spirit dealer, 106. High st. Russell, Claud esq. accountant, 76. Great King st. Russell, George esq. W. S. 45. Castle street — cham- bers 59. George street Russell, George writer, 5. Brown street Russell, George baker, 2. Pitt street Russell, Professor James 30. Abercrombie place Russell, James English, Latin, &c. academy, 38.
Dublin street Russell, John esq. W. S. 95. George street Russell, John brush and trunk maker, north Bank
St. and 97. south Bridge — house Lady Stair's cl-? Russell, John tailor, 11. George street ■'■
Russell, John shoemaker, 5. Brown street Russell, L. painter. Society close 1824-5.
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Russell, Robert wright, foot of Carrubber's close Russell, Robert vintner, old Physic gardens Russell, Thomas writer, 5. Terrace, Leith street Russell, Thos. keeper of hay weights, Orchardfield Russell, William esq. advocate, 38. Great King st. Russell, W. of Commercial Bank, 142. High street Russell, William currier, 64. Potterrow Russell, William leather-merchant, 30. Cowgate —
house 7- Broughton street Russell, William merchant-tailor, 45. Rose street Russell, Mrs. of Woodside, 13. Castle street Russell, Mrs. 55. Castle street Russell, Mrs. 14. Salisbury street Russell, Mrs. 16. Salisbury street Russell, Mrs. 3. Grove place Russell, Mrs. 13. Raeburn place Russell, Mrs. Society close Russell, Mrs. Walter, 20. Rankeillor street Russell, Mrs. grocer, 27. south Richmond street Russell, Mrs. grocer, 3. Chai-les' street Russell, Mrs. lodgings, 1. Carnegie street Rutherfurd, And. esq. advocate, 141. George street Rutherford, Andrew grocer, 7. so. James' street Rutherford, George esq. writer, 45. north Frederick
street — chambers 14. east Thistle street Rutherford, George grocer, 25. Fountainbridge Rutherford, James esq. W. S. 9. Wharton place Rutherford, James of Customs, 16. London street Rutherford, Ja. grocer and spirit-dealer, 1. New st. Rutherford, James spirit-dealer, Johnston place,
Stockbridge Rutherford, Jas. corn-merchant, 102. Gassmarket,
and 94. Wester Portsburgh Rutherford, James flax-dresser, 9- Niddry street Rutherford, Ja. victual-dealer, 94. Crosscauseway Rutherford, James spirit-dealer, 247. Canongate —
house 3. Holyrood street Rutherford, John leather-merchant and currier to
his Majesty, 8. High st. — ho. World''s end close Rutherford, John currier, Boyd's close, Canongate
— house south back of Canongate Rutherford, John grocer, 144. High street Rutherford, Richard cowfeeder, 48. Buccleuch st. Rutherford, Robert esq. W. S. 64. Great King st.
— chambers 29. Frederick street Rutherford, Ro. boot andshoe maker, 9. Charles"" st.
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Rutherford, R. shoemaker and lodgings, 23. Howe sH Rutherford, Walter writer, 4. Hill square ''i
Rutherford, Walter spirit-dealer, 38. Rose street f^ Rutherford, William grocer, 274. Canongate -H Rutherford, Mrs. 4. Hill square ;8
Rutherford, Mrs. lodgings, 10. High terrace '-8 Rutherford, Mrs. lodgings, 11. east Richmond stv8 Rutherford, Miss 44. George square s8
Rutherford, Miss 23. Dublin street Ruthven and Sons, printers. Merchant court Ruthven, Alexander printer, Merchant court Ruthven, James lodgings, 4. Brown street Ruthven, John patent press-manufacturer, 16. no.
back of Canongate — house 23. New street Ruthven, S. Scotsman office — house 4. Salisbury sq. Rymer, D. and R. merchants, 48. South bridge —
house 3. Merchant street Rymer, John ginger-beer brewer, 7. old Fishmarket
close, and Royal Bank close Rymer, Thos. solocitor at law, 3. south Frederick
street — chambers 13. Bank street Rymer, Mrs. Dr. 47. Frederick street Rymer, M. and G. milliners and dressmakers. Royal
Bank close Ryrie, Neil brewer, St. Ann''s, Abbey hill — house
34. Royal terrace Ryrie, S. esq. Dairy lane
s
Sabbath School Union Depository and Com- mittee-room, 50. South bridge St. Clair, Mrs. 18. George square Salmon, Mrs. lodgings, 55. north Hanover street Salt and Company, pawnbrokers, 35. South bridge Salter, Miss Minto street Samuel and Bain, spirit-dealers, 73. Poterrow Samuel, William wright, Portland place Sandeman, Edward merchant, 8. Forth street Sandeman, George upholsterer, 8. Greenside street
— house 9- ditto Sandeman, William merchant, 19. Union street — agent for Phoenix Fire-office, and Hope Life Annuity Assurance Company
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Sandeman, Mrs. R. 13. west Nicolson street Sanders, Duncan surgeon, 1. James' square Sanders, Dr. James 15. Duke street Sanders, James leather-merchant, 1. Brown street Sanders, Miss dressmaker, 95. Prince's street Sanderson and Brown, spirit-dealers, 46. Howe st. Sanderson, Alex, agent, 11. Drummond street Sanderson, George tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 78.
Prince's street — house 54. India street Sanderson, John lapidary, 7. Hunter square Sanderson, John wright, 9. India street Sanderson, Patrick esq. banker, of Sir Wm. Forbes
and Company — house 7. Salisbury street Sanderson, William and Company, printers, old
Fishmarket close Sanderson, William tobacconist, 86. Candlemaker
row — house 5. Keir street Sanderson, William stabler, 29. Grassmarket Sanderson, Mrs. 7. New street Sanderson, Mrs. spirit-dealer, 6. east Canal street Sanderson, Mrs. lodgings, 28. Broughton street Sanderson, Miss milliner, 27. Broughton street Sanderson, Miss dressmaker, 6. James' court Sandford, Right Rev. Rishop 17. Melville street Sandford, E. D. esq. advocate, 17. Melville street Sandilands, Major George 7. Walker street Sandilands, James lodgings, 194. Rose street Sandilands, Mrs. 15. Minto street Sands, W. H. esq. W. S. 5. Royal Circus Sandy, George esq. W. S. secretary Bank of Scot- land— house 3. Buccleuch place Sang, John writer, 3. north Nicolson street Sang, C. silk-shop, 21. Union place Sangster, Lieut. Robert royal navy, 26. Carub-
ber's close Sangster, Mrs. 1. Arthur street Sangster, Mrs. grocer, 376. Castlehill Sanson, James woollen-draper, 1. Nicolson street —
house 104. Laurieston place Sanson, Mrs. Morland cottage, Canaan Savage, Arch, tailor, 22. Rose street Savage, Robert upholsterer, 3. Richmond court Savage, Mrs. lodgings, 8. Alison square Saville, Mrs. boarding-school, 30. Royal Circus Sawers, Edward spirit-dealer, 2. Market street Sawers, John esq. Bell's mills
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Sawers, Peter army and hunting saddler, 24. Prince'isj
street — house 25. James^ square Sawers, S. and Co. hatters, 4. North bridge Sawers, Thomas baker, 310. Lawnmarket— house
4. Bank street Sawers, Wilham boot and shoe maker,25. Rose st. Sawers, Miss 10. Graham street Sawey Dr. Thomas, 9- Montagu street Sayers, Robert muslin-warehouse, 26. Hanover st. ScaifFe, J. and A. P. tailors, 75. Prince's street Scales, David esq. S. S. C. 24. Broughton street Scanlan, William jeweller's agent, 1. Milne square Scarrott, James carpet-agent, 28. George street Scarrott, Mrs. Marshall's entry, Leith walk jt Scheniman, F. writer, 14. Howard place o-
Schetky, Misses 7. St. Vincent street ,i
Schoolmasters' Widows' Fund — dep.-cashierV
chambers 2. south St. David street Schultze, and Co. stay, corset, and pelisse makers>>v 43. Prince's street i
Schultze, Frederick clothier, corset, and habifc maker, 11. St. Andrew square |
Scianders, Mrs. 13. St. Patrick square . \
Sclater, Robert die and stamp cutter, 153. High<? street — house 31. Clerk street ^
Scoon, Joseph baker, 163. High street Scoon, William grocer, 6. Clerk street Scoon, Mrs. grocer, 45. Hope park end Scotland, Thomas and John, esqrs. W. S. 12.
Young street Scotland, William woollen-draper, 403. Lawnmar- ket— house Trotter's court Scotsman Newspapek-office, 257. High street Scott and Company, writing-masters, 10. St. An- drew square Scott and Findlay, esqrs. W. S. 43. Northumber- land street Scott and Orr, druggists, 100. South bridge Scott and Rymer, solicitors at law, 13. Bank street Scott and Yellow lees, coachmakers. Mound place Scott, Alex. esq. W. S. 12. Heriot row Scott, Alex. esq. agent for the Guardian Assurance Company, 17. Northumberland street --iji
Scott, Alex, tobacconist, 66. Cowgate . ,}
Scott, Alex, painter and colourman, 62. Bristo st — house 54. ditto 1824-5.
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cott, Alex, painter, 26. west Richmond street cott, Alex, builder, 6. south Charlotte street cott, Alex, potato-warehouse and meal-dealer, ' 35. Rose street — house 104. ditto cott, Alex, cabinet-maker, 21. Drummond street cott, Andrew and Co. wholesale cloth and stuff merchants, 29- North bridge cott, Andrew esq. W. S. 17. George street !cott, Andrew woollen-draper, 28. North bridge — house Lauriston lane
cott, Andrew wine and spirit merchant, 98. High street — house 102. Laurieston place cott, Andrew tea and spirit dealer, 19- Rich- mond place
cott, Andrew collector of West church poor"'s rates, 28. Broughton street cott, Andrew wright, Bonnington cott, Andrew tailor, 53. Bristo street icott. Arch. esq. solicitor at law, 52. Northumber- land street — chambers 13. Bank street cott, Arch, architect, 16. Drummond street cott, B. officer of Excise, 115. Canongate cott, Charles esq. of Criggie, 16. Dublin street cott, C. B. esq. W. S. 57. George street Icott, Charles vintner, 14. Shakspeare square icott, David esq. W. S. 57. Albany street i'Cott, Dr. David, 3. middle Arthur place j'Cott, David gunmaker, Middleton's entry — house
7. Hay street licott, David lodgings, 174. Rose street licott, Finlay spirit-dealer, 6. Market street licott, Francis Carteret esq. 39. Charlotte square licott, George Robertson esq. 22. Great King street icott, Capt. George 20. Buccleuch place icott, Lieut. George superintendent of the mili- tary academy, 2. Drummond street ')cott, Henry hatter, 14. Graham street 5Cott, Henry jun. hatter, 80. Lauriston place jcott, Henry meal-dealer, 359- High street 5Cott, H. J. R. esq. advocate, 22. Great King st. 5cott, Rev. Hew, 6. Beaumont place 5cott, James' tertius, esq. 10. Minto street 5cott, James esq. S. S. C. 7. south Charlotte street 5cott, James esq. accoimtant, 50. Queen street 5cott, James surgeon and accoucheur, 31. Brough- ton street 1824-5.
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Scott, James lapidary, 6. Milne square
Scott, James baker, 66. Nicolson street
Scott, James baker, 50. Abbeyhill ->3
Scott, James Star hotel, 36. Prince's street
Scott, James builder, 16. Drummond street
Scott, James spirit-dealer, 57. Fountainbridge 'S
Scott, James mason, 10. Atholl street -'
Scott, James shoemaker, Covenant close >^
Scott, John and William grocers, 4. Tiviot row ' i
Scott, J. C. esq. of Sinton, 55. George square
Scott, John esq. of Melby, 19. Union street
Scott, John esq. 22. Nicolson street
Scott, John esq. 53. Lauriston place
Scott, John wholesale stationer, 10. Bank street
Scott, John of the Excise, Gosford's close
Scott, John baker, 55. Nicolson street
Scott, John carpenter, 3. Hay's court
Scott, John flax-merchant and general agent — h6.
4. Pilrig street Scott, John plasterer and spii'it-dealer, 5. Leith wk. Scott, John lapidary, 6. Milne square — house To- bago street Scott, John boot and shoe maker, 24. Rose street Scott, John spirit-dealer, 176. Pleasance Scott, John tailor, 1. Castle wynd Scott, Lamont brushmaker, 283. front of Exchange
— house 55. Cowgate Scott, Morris brush and trunk manufacturer, 61.
Prince's street — house 507. Lawnmarket Scott, Peter insurance-broker, 3. Parliament sq. —
house 38. Fountainbridge Scott, Peter wine, tea, and spirit dealer, 2. India
place — house 7. ditto Scott, Peter classical academy, 11 . Thistle street Scott, P. millwright. Main point Scott, Robert and Co. livery-stables, 16. west Nicol- son street Scott, Ro. esq. Montpelier park, Burntsfield links Scott, Robert esq. 1. Gayfield square Scott, Robert esq. 18. Forth street Scott, Robert writer, 60. Bristo street f
Scott, Robert engraver, 10. Parliament square-^
house 24. St. Leonard street Scott, Robert writing-master, 10. St. Andrew sq. Scott, Robert teacher, 2. north back of Canongat^ Scott, Robert tailor, 34. North bridge 1824-5.
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cott, Robert vintner, Fleshniarket close cott, Thomas esq. accountant, 7. Windmill street cott, Thomas merchant, 16. Gayfield square cott, Thomas marble-cutter, Shrub place, Walk cott. Sir Walter hart, of Abbotsford, 39. Castle st. Iscott, Walter esq. 65. Frederick street ■cott, Walter wright, &c. 53. Leith wynd I'Cott, William esq. 2. Leopold place licott, William esq. 4. Charles'' street .cott, William esq. W. S. 43. Northumberland st. jicott, William esq. 13. Salisbury street licott, William accountant, 17. Union place ilcott, William vapour-baths, &c. 8. Broughton st. (cott, William of the Bill-Chamber, 17. James' sq. Scott, William teacher, 7. St. Anthony's place Scott, William builder, 21. north Richmond street icott, William pewterer, 114. West bow jjcott, William mason, 3. Moray street Scott, William tailor, 4. east Richmond street i5Cott, William grocer, 101. Canongate i)cott, William grocer, 3. Scotland street jcott, William coach-hirer, 10. Buccleuch street 5cott, William spirit-dealer, 24. West port ?cott, Mrs. of Thirleston, 54. George square 5cott, Mi's. of Trinity, 12. Heriot row 5cott, Mrs. 8. Salisbury place 5cott, Mrs. 1. Gayfield place 5cott, Mrs. 22. Buccleuch place 5cott, Mrs. 4. Rankeillor street 5cott, Mrs. 51. Hope Park end 5cott, Mrs. S. 53. Bristo street Scott, Mrs. Tanfield 5cott, Mrs. 7. Windmill street Scott, Mrs. Adam milliner, 8. James' street Scott, Mrs. coach-hirer, 16. Buccleuch street Scott, Mrs. vintner, Fleshmarket close Scott, Mrs. candlemaker, 168. Pleasance Scott, Mrs. lodgings, 4. Roxburgh place Scott, Miss of Gala, 48. George square Scott, Miss of Horsleyhill, 16. St. Andrew square Scott, Miss of Rossie, 15. north Nelson street Scott, Miss of Thirleston, 54. George square Scott, Miss of Wool, 17. Greenside street Scott, Miss 4. Graham street Scott, Miss 23. Broughton place Scott, Miss 45. Prince's street 1824-5.
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Scott, Miss 74. Lauriston 4:
Scott, Miss teacher of Hepburn's school, 68. Fou^ii
tainbridge ^
Scott, Misses straw-hat makers, 7. Hay street 8 Scott, Misses milliners, 4. Roxburgh place 8
Scott, Christian grocer, Tobago street ^
Scottish Life Assurance Office, 2. south St.
David street Scottish (The) Record and Transfer Office,
'4. Hunter square Scougal, James tea-dealer and grocer, and agent
for the Original Tea Company of London, 223.
High street — house opposite Scougall, John flesher, 17. Causewayside Scoular, John leather-merchant, 1. Merchant street Scoular, Mrs. 34. Buccleuch street Scoular, Mrs. lodgings, 7. Hill place Scrymgeour, Jas. cabinet-maker, 16. Greenside st. Scrymgeour, Miss 11. east Richmond street Scudamore, William lodgings, 15. Jamaica street Seaforth, Lady 23. Charlotte square Sea Insurance Company of Scotland, 7. Hun- ter square Seath, George, tailors' house of call, 11. War-
riston's close Seaton, G. smith, 8. West port — house 27. Cowgatej Seaton, Mrs. teacher, 68. Rose street ^, \
Seaton, Miss 36. Ann street, Stockbridge Selkirk, Mrs. lodgings, 15. Carnegie street Selkrig, Charles esq. accountant, 8. York place Selkrig, Robert esq. 6. St. Bernard's row Selkrig, Mrs. 6. St. Bernard's row Sellars, Peter esq. 30. Drummond place Semple, William spirit-dealer, 1. Richmond court Semple, Mrs. 17. Tobago street Session Clerk's Office for the City, 10.
Royal Exchange Seton, Alex, grocer, &c. 168. Cowgate Seton, Stewart coffee-room, &c. 7. Hunter square Seton, Mrs. 2. Buccleuch place Seton, Miss 17. Geoi-ge street Sewald, George tailor, habit and pelisse maker,
11. Waterloo place Shand, Jas. painter and glazier, 19- Broughton st. Shand, James cooper, Tolbooth wynd Shand, John esq. W. S. 53. Castle sti'eet
1824-5.
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,Shand, Thomas merchant, Stockbridge fShand, Mrs. lodgings, 6. Dundas street Shanklie, John nursery and seedsman, Leith walk Shanks, Robert cabinet-maker, Warriston close Sharp, Alexander writer, 119. Canongate Sharp, Donald spirit-dealer, old Stamp-office close Sharp, D. spirit-dealer. Grange place Sharp, J. teacher of Greek and Latm, 8. Hill sq. ■Sharp, John book-agent. Bishop's close Sharp, John wright, 6% Thistle street Sharp, Joseph shoemaker, 30. Clerk street Sharp, Robert teacher, 27. east Richmond street Sharp, Robert cabinet-maker, 9- Paul street Sharp, Walter officer of Excise, 3. Main point Sharp, William esq. W. S. 4. Frederick street- chambers 31. Abercrombie place Sharp, W. teacher of dancing, 23. mid Arthur st. Sharp, Mrs. of Hoddam, 93. Prince's street Sharp, Mrs. B. lodgings, 14. Nicolson square Sharp, Mrs. lodgings, 11. High terrace Sharp, Mrs. lodgings, 23. Clyde street Sharp, Miss dressmaker, Hanover street Shaw, Alexander hotel-keeper, 21. Prince's street Shaw, Charles esq. 5. Duke street Shaw, Duncan writer, 34. Clerk street Shaw, Henry tailor, 306. Lawnmarket Shaw, James and Co. printers, Riddell's court, 322
Lawnmarket— house 396. Castlehill Shaw, Jas. of Constable and Co.— ho. 19. Union st. Shaw, Jas. of Cadell and Co. Royal Exchange Shaw, James grocer, 39. Bristo street Shaw, James flesher, 104. West port Shaw, John vintner, 72. Terrace Shaw, Patrick esq. advocate, 5. Duke street Shaw, Robert shoemaker, 20. Cowgate head Shaw, Thomas W. writer, 12. south Nelson street Shaw, William esq. Sciennes house Shaw, Wm. and Co. lace-merchants, 35. So. bridge Shaw, William spirit-dealer, 12. Calton street Shaw, Mrs. lodgmgs, 10. Jamaica street Shaw, Mrs. lodgings, 9- south Richmond street Sheaffe, Lieut.-General Sir R. H. 6. Howard pi. Shearer, Alexander trunk and umbrella manufac- turer, 3. south Union place Shearer, John teacher of music, 29- James' square Shearer, M. clockmaker, 8. south Richmond street 1824-5. X
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Sheddon, J. smith, 93. Crosscauseway Sheddon, Mrs. lodgings, 57. Nicolson street Shennon, Jo. cabinet-maker, 4. Paterson's court Shepherd, James esq. W. S. 9. Hart street— cham- bers 55. Albany street Shepherd, James stoneware-merch. 23. Frederick st. Shepherd, John painter, 69- Rose street — house
23. Frederick street Shepherd, Sir Samuel Lord Chief Baron of
Scotland, Newington house Shepherd, Miss 6. Windmill street Sheriff-clerk's office, County hall, Lawnm. SherrifF, A. and J. and Co. furniture warehouse, foot of Blair street
SherriflF, Rev. 8. Mary's place, Stockbridge
Sherriff, John cabinet-maker, Innes' court
Sherriff, John broker, 35. Blair street
SherrifF, John coal-merchant, 51. Fountainbridge
SherrifF, Robert merchant, 12. Salisbury place
SherrifF, Mrs. Colonel 33. York place
SherrifF, Mrs. C. 59. York place
SherrifF, Mrs. 8. Howard place
SherrifF, Miss 2. Comely bank
SherrifFs, Alexander writing-master, 54. S. brido-e,
and 26. Carrubber's close ^
Shiell, Wm. of Register-office, 4. SaUsbury square Shiells, T. G. writer, 11. Keir street Shiells, W. and R. lozenge- manufacturers, 220.
Canongate Shiells, Mrs. boarding-school, 2. Hope park Shiells, Mrs. lodgings, 76. Nicolson street Shillinglaw, J. builder, 11. north Richmond street Shillinglaw, John agent, 94. Nicolson street Shillinglaw, J. lodgings, 1. Carnegie street ShirrefF, W. E. spirit-dealer, 1. St. Patrick square ShirrefF, Mrs. 31. India street ShirrefF, Mrs. lodgings, 8. Nicolson square Short, Dr. 10. Castle street Short, John lodgings, 90. Rose street Short, Ro. pawnbroker and auctioneer, 199. Hio-h st. Shorthouse, Ro. teacher of Enghsh, Greenside^lane Shotts New Iron Company, Caltonhill— found-
ery north back of Canongate Sibbald, George surgeon, 2. Argyll square Sibbald, Henry esq. W. S. 23. Royal Circus Sibbaldj J. R. surgeon, 2. Hope street 1824,5.
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Sibbakl John and Son, smiths, 64. South bridge —
house 8. Meadow place Sibbald, John shoe- warehouse, 20. South bridge Sibbald, Mrs. lodgings, 28. Broughton street Sibbald, Miss 84. Nicolson street Sibson, Francis teacher, 38. Dublin street Siddons, Mrs. Henry 2. Picardy place Sidey, C. surgeon, 3S. Hanover st. — house 41. ditto Siev Wright, Andrew insurance-broker and lottery-
c ffice, 102. South bridge — ho. 28. Gayfield square Sievwright, C. W. esq. 13. Gayfield square Sievwright, Thomas esq. of Meggetland, 3. Lyne-
doch place Sievwright, Miss 19. Simon square Signet Office, Libraries, Parliament house Sim, David and Co. merchants, 56. low Calton Sim, Henry saddler, 19. Grassmarket Sim, James, gardener, St. Mark, near Canonmills Sim, John of the Bank of Scotland, 12. Graham st. Sim, John tailor and corset-maker, 2. Broughton st. Sim, John lodgings, 198. Rose street Sim, William flesher, 100. Canongate Sim, William spirit-dealer, 267. Canongate Sim, William confectioner, 261. Canongate Sim, Mrs. Easter road Sim, Mrs. spirit-dealer, 35. Canongate Sim, Mrs., dealer in cloths, 40. St. Mary wynd Sime, Alexander cooper, Crosscauseway Sime, David, baker, 123. Rose street Sime, J. shoemaker, King''s stables, Portsburgh Sime, Rev. John 3. Windmill street Sime, John vintner, 30. Crosscauseway Sime, Mrs. silk and worsted shop, 7- Dublin street Sime, Mrs. spirit-dealer. Old Fishmarket close Simms, E. lodgings, 16. Broughton place Simpson, Alex, of Royal Bank, 3. Great King st. Simpson, Andrew wright, 9- Crosscauseway Simpson, David of Excise, CampbelPs close, Cowg. Simpson, George and William teachers of drawing,
2. George street Simpson, George teacher, 5. Drummond street Simpson, George coach and harness maker, 55
Abbeyhill Simpson, George tailor, 16. low Calton Simpson, George smith, 51. Abbeyhill Simpson, Hector teacher, 97. Nicolson street
1824-5.
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Simpson, Henry writer, 16. Young street »
Simpson, James esq. Royal Circus place Simpson, Ja. esq. advocate, 33. Northumberland sU Simpson, James and And. smiths and ironmongersji
55. Abbeyhill 3
Simpson, James grocer, 46. Lauriston ^
Simpson, James teacher of music, 10. High terrace Simpson, James spirit-dealer, 4. west Richmcmd st. Simpson, John corn-chandler, 16. Circus place ^ Simpson, John wright, 9- High- school wynd Simpson, John silver-plate manufacturer. Mound
place — house Boroughmuirhead Simpson, John broker, 203. Cowgate Simpson, John mason, 19. Broughton street Simpson, John tailor and clothier, 16. Hill place Simpson, John road-contractor, 8. Dalrymple place Simpson, Peter esq. 5. Hay's court Simpson, Richard tailor, Stevenlaw's close Simpson, Robert printer, Parkside buildings ■i'^ Simpson, Robert coal-merchant. Gray street '-^^^ Simpson, Robert corn-dealer, 84. Causewayside Simpson, Thos. cabinet-maker, 5. High-school wy. Simpson, Thos. stoneware-merchant, 249. Cowgate Simpson, Thomas plasterer, 193. Cowgate Simpson, Rev. Dr. William 50. George street '8[^ Simpson, William solicitor, 6. James' court Simpson, William poulterer, 3. Milne square, and
7. Poultry market Simpson, William broker, 151. Cowgate Simpson, Mrs. 3. Great King street Simpson, Mrs. Captain 56. Clerk street Simpson, Mrs. 13. Charlotte street Simpson, Mrs. of Tiviot bank, 9- George square Simpson, Mrs. 68. George street Simpson, Mrs. 29. Gihnore place Simpson, Mrs. lodgings, 24. south Richmond street Simpson, Mrs. St. Cuthbert's Poor-house Simpson, Mrs. lodgings, 7. north Richmond street Simpson, Mrs. John lodgings, 8. Nicolson square Simpson, Mrs. midwife, 46. Nicolson street Simpson, Miss 5. north St. David street Simpson, Miss 16. Lothian street Simpson, Miss 8. Gilmore place Simpson, Miss Helen 2. Tiviot I'ow Simpson, Miss 6. south Nelson street Simpson, Miss P. straw-hat maker, 34. Lothian st. 1824-5.
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rimpson, Misses A. and M. straw-hat manufac- turers and milliners, 32. Lothian street Bimson Dr. James, surgeon, 68. George street ' Simson, James esq. 13. Gayfield square Simson, ]\Iiss dressmaker, 92. West Bow Sinclair, A. and D. bookbinders, 28.Warriston''scl. •Sinclair and Company, silk shawl-manufacturers, II 7. Sciennes
'(Sinclair, Alexander bakei', 9- Brown*'s square Sinclair, Alexander cabinet-maker, 6. James'' street Sinclair, Alexander pawnbroker, 36. Blair street Sinclair, Alexander boot and shoe maker, 19- south
Richmond street Sinclair, Colin hat-maker, Watergate Sinclair, George spirit-dealer, 10. Hunter square —
house 44. South bridge street Sinclair, George smith, Lady Stair's close — house
risher*'s close Sinclair, Dr. surgeon, 435. Lawnmarket Sinclair, James esq. of Foss, 10. Duncan street Sinclair, James mess, at arms, 10. Parliament sq. Sinclair, James glazier, 11. south St. Andrew street Sinclair, James vintner, 13. Warriston's close Sinclair, Sir John bart. 133. George street Sinclair, John and Company, shawl-manufacturers,
86. Souih bridge Sinclair, John and Sons, seed-merchants, West bow
— house 88. Lauriston Sinclair, John russia warehouse, 43. South bridge
— house Hamilton"'s folly Sinclair, John of British Linen Company, 5. Gil- more place Sinclair, John general agent, 5. Hill place Sinclair, John tailor and ^taymaker, 3. St. Vincent
street Sinclair, John spirit-dealer, 95. north back of Ca-
nongate Sinclair, Malcolm wright, Fisher's close — house
Lady Stair''s close ,
Sinclair, Thomas toolmaker, Miln's court Sinclair, Walter grocer and spirit-dealer, 14. Buc-
cleuch street Sinclair, William grocer, 33. Frederick street Sinclair, William smith, Chalmers"" close — house
53. High street Sinclair, Wm. gardener, south back of Canongate
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Sinclair, Mrs. 3. Beaumont place Sinclair, Miss of BaiTock, 28. Stafford street Sinclair, Miss of Banff, 28. Stafford street Sinclair, Miss of Murkle, 51 . George street Singer, James esq. W. S. 15. Dublin street — chaxrri
bers 8. Royal Circus Sinton, John slater, Pirie's close, Canongate Skead, John jeweller — house Gray''s court Skeaf, Joseph quill-manufacturer, 3. Hanover st. Skeen, Mrs. 1. Mineral street, Stockbridge Skelton, George watchmaker, 257. High street —
house 2. Richmond place Skelton, James esq. W. S. 5. Howe street Skelton, Thomas bird-stuff er, 21. so. College st. Skene, Andrew esq. advocate, 74. Great King st. Skene, James esq. of Rubislaw, 126. Prince's street Skinner, J. R. esq. W. S. 3. Roxburgh place Skinner, J. esq. 4. Salisbury road Skinner, Robert spirit-dealer, 419. High street Skirving, James of Stamp-office Slack, Mrs spirit-dealer, 50. High street Slate, Miss 103. George street Slater, John marble-cutter, 29. Leith walk Slater, John slater, north back of Canongate Sleight, Hall spirit-dealer, 8. New street Sliders, Miss 26. Rankeillor street Sligo, George esq. W. S. 5. Drummond place Sligo, John esq. of Carmyle, 5. Drummond place Sligo, William esq. 42. York place Sligo, Mrs. of Carmyle, 5. Drummond place Sliman, James bookseller, 12. north Richmond st. Sloan, Thomas boot and shoe maker, 38. Nicolson
street Smail, James esq. S. S. C. 17. Howe street Smail, Mark stone and paper warehouse, 35. Can-
dlemaker row Smail, Mrs. of Mains, 18. Dublin street Small and Company, silk-dyers, 28. Leith walk Small, Alex, spirit-dealer and stabler, 3. Grass- market Small, Alexander lodgings, 1. Jaiues' square Small, David grocer, 200. Rose street Small, George music-seller, 40. Frederick street Small, George dealer in ales, Canonmills Small, Robert cabinet-maker, 30. Broughton street Small, Thomas esq. W. S. 2. Hav street 1824-5.
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K'mall, Tliomas baker, 14!7. Grassmarlcet mall. Captain W. 3. north James' street malt, A. H. agent for J. and A. P. ScaifFe of London, 75. Prince''s street Smart, C. F. teacher of dancing, 32. Thistle street Smart, James flesher, 15. west Nicolson street, and
35. middle market Smart, John shoemaker, 1. James' street Smart, Robert baker, 8. Moray street, Leith walk iSmeal, James shoemaker, 37. Leith wynd Smeal, James shoemaker, 127. Rose street Smelley, Thomas engraver and copper-plate printer,
1. Blackfriars wynd Smellie, Alexander printer to the university, and secretary to the Scottish Antiquarian society. An- chor close — house Viewforth, Burntsfield links Smellie, Alex, of Commercial Bank, 6. King's place
Leith walk Smellie, Captain 20. Ann street, Stockbridge Smellie, Henry grocer and spirit-dealer, 82. Cross- causeway Smellie, Mrs. lodgings, 46. Nicolson street Smith and Cuthbertson, builders, 5. Charlotte pi. Smith, and Munro, straw-hat makers, 2. Castle st. Smith, Admiral 83. Great King street Smith, Adam writer, 17. New street Smith, Alexander esq. banker — ho. Parson's green Smith, Alexander of Trustees' academy—house
5. Picardy place Smith, Alexander esq. W. S. 7. Argyll square Smith, Alexander brewer, of William Younger
and Company, Horse wynd. Abbey Smith, Alexander writer, 28. Gilmore place Smith, Alexander painter, 299. Canongate Smith, Alexander spirit-dealer, 113. Rose street Smith, A. boot and shoe maker, 30. Dundas street Smith, Andrew vintner, 191. High street Smith, Arch. esq. accountant, 10. Dublin street —
house Trinity Smith, Arch, surgeon and druggist, 3. south Col- lege street — house 28. Gilmore place Smith, Charles and Co. booksellers, law and fancy
stationers, 25. south Hanover street Smith, Charles shoemaker, King's stables. Ports- burgh Smith, Colvin portrait-painter, 32. York place 1824-5. '
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Smith, David tailor and clothier, 29. North bridge Smith, David tailor, 25. North bridge Smith, David lodgings, 59. Thistle street Smith, Donald and Co. bankers, 7. Exchange "'" Smith, Donald esq. banker — house Parson s green Smith, George smith, 2. Circus place west Smith, George music-seller, 2. Carrubber's close Smith, George leather-factor, 50. Niddry street Smith, Geo. esq. advocate, 22. Ann st. Stockbridge Smith, J. T. and Co. booksellers and stationers,
and Eagle insurance office, 3. Hunter's square Smith, J. T. and Co. general newspaper and ad- vertising office, newspaper saloon, British and Foreign public library, and Scottish record and transfer office, 4. Hunter square Smith, J. T. bookseller, &c. — ho. 19- Broughton pi. Smith, James esq. W. S. 10. St. Andrew square Smith, James esq. S. S. C. 121. Prince's street Smith, Rev. James 28. Gilmour place Smith, James his Majesty's mason, 13. Hope st. —
chambers, 5. Charlotte place Smith, James agent, 11. Infirmary street Smith, James crystal warehouse, 10. Nicolson st. Smith, James tinsmith and oil-merchant, 1. Blair
street — house 18. James' square Smith, James boot and shoe maker, 23. College st.
— house 45. George square Smith, James of Excise, 9. Brighton street Smith, James manufacturer, 6. Beaumont place Smith, James agent for the London roasted com
Co. 166. High street — house 227. ditto Smith, James, shoemaker, 24. east Richmond st. Smith, James tailor, 232. Canongate Smith, James tailor, 156. Rose street Smith, James tailor, 15. College street Smith, James tailor, 43. St. Mary Avynd Smith, James wright, Caltonhill Smith, James wright, 60. east Richmond street Smith, James spirit-dealer, 16. Blair street Smith, James lodgings, 25. James' square Smith, John and Alex, esqrs. W. S. 22. Charlottesq.'j Smith, John esq. 9. Hill street "
Smith, Dr. John 5. south Nelson street Smith, Captain J. 9. Mary place, Stockbridge Smith, John writer, 7. Salisbury street Smith, John dentist, 30. Frederick street 1824-5.
SMI— SMI
pmith, John victual-dealer, King's stables !)mith, John boot and shoe maker, 60. east Rich- mond street 5mith, John sub-collector of taxes, 19. Gayfield • square
>mith, John builder, 12. Semple street Smith, John umbrella makei-, 227. High street, and
35. and 37. Nether Bow ftmith, John watchmaker, 47. Nicolson street — , house 21. east Richmond street Imith, John tailor, 1. Milne square Imith, John spirit-dealer 12. Cowgate Smith, Joseph horse-dealer, 6. Rose street jimith, Joseph wire-worker, 51. West Bow jimith, R. A. teacher of music, 4. west Alva street iimith, Robert woollen-draper, 29. Prince's street — •
house Mansfield place imith, Robert wood-yard, foot of Chalmers' close nnith, Thomas cabinet-maker, Causewayside >mith, Thomas hairdresser. Old Assembly close Imith, Thomas lodgings, 4. Northumberland st. imith, Walter of the Union Canal office — house
Port Hopetoun :mith, William esq. S. S. C. 33. Gayfield square mith, William surgeon, 47. Pleasance imith, William wright, 56. Crosscauseway imith, William stabler, 9- Thistle street jlmith, William Greek and Latin academy, 17
George street — house 3. Albany street Imith, William grocer, 26. Jamaica street tmith, William bookbinder, 10. Parliament sq imith, William spirit-dealer. Dean street imith, William broker, 321. foot of Pleasance imith, William lodgings, 21. Atholl street ■mith, William lodgings, 33. Thistle street imith, William lodgings, 4. Queensferry street imith, Mrs. Alex. 17. Shakspeare square imith, Mrs. Dr. 20. Minto street Smith, Mrs. J. 7. Gilmore place Smith, Mrs. John, 7. Nicolson street imith, Mrs. Wm. (late coach-hirer,) 11. James' pi imith, Mrs. 40. Great King street imith, Mrs. 19- Broughton place Smith, Mrs. 10. Rose street Smith, Mrs. 1. Thistle street Smith, Mrs. A. perfumer, 388. North bridge 1824-5.
SPA— SPR
Spankie, George merchant, and treasurer to th
Charity-workhouse, 179- High street — hous
5. Buccleuch place
Sparks, John hvery-stables, 17. Broughton street
Speare, David bookseller and stationer, 55. soutl
Hanover street Spears, Robert esq. of Kinninmount, 33. Greai
King street Spears, R. cowfeeder, Tolbooth wynd, Canongate Spence, Alex. esq. 31. Ann street, Stockbridge Spence, Charles writer, 7. Elder street ''
Spence, George merchant, and sub-collector 0 taxes, 21. Picardy pi. — house 13. so. Union st. Spence, George jun. grocer and spirit-dealer, 7
Bristo street — house 7. Park street Spence, George cowfeeder, Fountainbridge Spence, George flesher, 26. Middle Market — houst
3. Market street Spence, George flesher, 112. Nicolson street Spence, James solicitor, 8. Broughton place Spence, James perfumer, 12. South bridge — houst
11. South bridge Spence, John esq. accountant, 40. Northumber- land street Spence, John surgeon-dentist, 1. Rose court '^ Spence, John plumber, York lane — house 1 7
Union place Spence, Joseph coach and harness maker, south
back of Canongate Spence, R. dentist, 6. James"" court, Lawnmarket^ Spence, William spirit-dealer, 91. Grassmarket Spence, Mrs. 7. St. Vincent street Spence, Mrs. John cowfeeder, Fountainbridge Spence, Miss 4. Clerk street Spens, Colonel Archibald 35. Great King street " Spens, Dr. Thomas 14. Drummond place "*
Spiers, Graham esq. advocate, 46. Great King st.' Spinks, Charles innkeeper, 13. Calton street Spinx, Mrs. 29- Buccleuch place Spittal, James and Son, haberdashers, 84. South
bridge — house 11. Nicolson square Spittal, John agent, Adam square — Chouse 8. Ni- colson square Splinder, S. teacher of music, 12. High-school yards Sponford, Miss 168. Rose street Sprent, John writer, 4. Elder street 1824-5.
SPR_STE
Sprott, Alex. esq. 14. Picardy place
Sprott, Mark of Garnkirk, esq. advocate, 14. Fi-
cardy place jSprott, Thomas esq. W. S. 14. Picardy place Sprott, Mrs. of Garnkirk, 23. Abercrombie place jSprott, Mrs. 24. London street Sprott, Mrs. 142. High street Square, James inspector of markets, foot of Flesh- market close Stabilini, Mrs. 14. Canal street Stalker, James messenger at arms, 1. Milne square Stalker, William flesher, 139- West port Stamp Office, Waterloo place Stampa, D. print-seller, 18. Caltonhill Stampa, M. & J. silk and worsted ship, 54. Leith
street — house 18. Caltonhill Stanley, Joseph painter, 13. Hill place, and 49-
Pleasance Stapleton, Mrs. T. 4. Gay field place Stapleton, Mrs. 17. James' square Stark, Adam flesher, Toddrick's wynd Stark, George stoneware-dealer, 190. Cowgate Stark, James esq. advocate, 3. north James' street Stark, John printer, (of Ramsay and Company,) —
house 15. Brown square Stark, Robert messenger at arms, 6. Shrub place Stark, William senior, builder, 3. no. James' street Stark, William junior, builder, 34. Broughton st. Stark, Mrs. William 3. north Charlotte street Stark, Mrs. 47- Sciennes Stark, Mrs. 15. Brown square Stead and Dewhurst, weavers and spirit-dealers,
Sciennes Stedman, George writer, St. Anthony place Stedman, James wright, 2. Little King street Stedman, Mrs. 21. Howard place Steedman, John surveyor and land-drainer, 233.
High street Steedman, John flesher, 6. Middle Market Steedman, Mi-s. 6. Park street Steel, Arch, chairmaster, 10. Crichton street Steel, Chas. umbrella and toy shop, 98. Prince st. Steel, David printer's joiner, 41. Cowgate head Steel, Francis engraver, 81. High street Steel, George messenger at arms, 391. High street Steel, George tailor, 219- High street 1824-5. u
STE— STE
Steel, James boot and shoe maker, Canaan
Steel, John and Company, carvers and gilders,
6. Hanover street Steel, John (late saddler,) Hope Park end Steel, John writer, 5. Malta terrace, Stockbridge Steel, John wholesale toy shop, 47. Prince's street Steel, John tinplate-worker, 224<. Canongate — house
Plainstone close Steel, John smith, 309- Canongate Steel, M. bookbinder, RiddelPs court, Lawnmkt. Steel, Mrs. P. lodgings, 28. Greenside street Steele, And. esq. W, S. Willow Grove, 14. Lady
Lawson's wynd Steele, John stabler, 23. south back of Canongate Steele, John lodgings, 29. north Richmond street Steele, Robert confectioner to His Majesty, 59.
Hanover street — house 55. ditto Steele, W. and P. furnishing ironmongers, tin-plate
workers, and lamp-makers, 12. south Hanover
street, and 17. Netherbow. Steele, William tin-plate worker and coach-lamp
manufacturer, 86. Rose street Steele, William classical academy, 11. south St. An- drew street Steele, Mrs. M. 1. London street Stein, John and Co. Royal Exchange Stein, John esq. 37. west Heriot row Stein, Mrs. 1. Shandwick place Stein, Misses 8. Raeburn place Stenhouse, Alexander cowfeeder, 23. Arthur street Stenhouse, John joiner, 29. Broughton street Stenhouse, J. baker and confectioner, 14. High st. Stenhouse, Wm. esq. accountant, 13. Tobago st. Stenhouse, Mrs. Dr. 17. James' square Stenhouse, Mrs. 5. Keir street Stenhouse, Mrs. lodgings, 8. east Thistle street Stenhouse, Miss 28. Castle street Stephen, A. W. brush-manufacturer, 311. High st. Stephen, Andrew esq. 29. Frederick street Stephen, George iron-founder, Tolbooth wynd Stephen, Thomas general agent, 45. Lothian street Stephen, Mrs. A. trunkmaker, 317. High street Stephen, Mrs. shoe-dealer, 317. High street Stephens, Miss fancy brushmaker, 205. High st. Steven and Co. clothiers and hatters, 14. North
bridge — house 1. James"* square 1824-5.
STE— STE
Steven, Alexander merchant, 7. Richmond court Steven, Alexander and Co. merchants, Middleton's
entry — liouse 13. Beaumont place Steven, James builder, 6. St. Patrick square Steven, Rev. William 6. St. Patrick square Stevens, Alexander baker, 4. east Drummond st. Stevens, Andrew solicitor at law, 74. George street Stevens, Robert cooper, Logie green Stevens, Robert livery stables, 8. Clyde street Stevens, William officer of Excise, 10. Simon sq. Stevens, Mrs. Meadow place Stevens, Mrs. lodgings, 57. Nicolson street Stevens, Mrs. lodgings, 4. Richmond court Stevenson and Yule, esqrs, W. S. 4. Thistle court Stevenson and Thomson, haberdashers, 95. New
buildings. North bridge Stevenson, Alexander and Co. spirit-merchants, 14.
Hill place Stevenson, Alexander esq. W. S. 12. south James''
street — house I.Walker street Stevenson, Alexander esq. S.S.C. 8. Great King st. Stevenson, Alexander nailer, Abbey hill Stevenson, Alexander grocer, Beaumont place Stevenson, Alexander shoemaker, 4. east James"* st. Stevenson, Alexander gardener, Charlotte place Stevenson, Archibald upholsterer, 5. Greenside row Stevenson, Archibald spirit-dealer, 7. Canongate Stevenson, Duncan and Co. printers to the Univer- sity, Parliament stairs — house 14. Meadow place Stevenson, James landscape painter, 10. George st. Stevenson, James grocer, 97. Nicolson street, and
28. Howe street — house 17. west Nicolson street Stevenson, James gardener, 2. Wellington street Stevenson, James baker, Jock"'s lodge Stevenson, James lodgings, 21. Jamaica street Stevenson, James flesher, 35. middle Market Stevenson, John bookseller, 87. Prince's street —
house 61. Rose street Stevenson, John baker, 5. Cumberland street Stevenson, John Britannia tavern, 7- Leith street Stevenson, John stabler, 26. Cowgate Stevenson, John cutler, 3. Infirmary street — house
7. south back of Canongate Stevenson, John lodgings, 5. south College street Stevenson, N. writing-master, 20. George street,
and 8. Infirmary street 1824-5.
STE— STE
^ , Stevenson, Robert civil engineer, 1. Baxter''s plac^ \ Stevenson, Robert painter. Advocates' close s j
Stevenson, Robert wine and spirit merchant, 14v
Hill place, and 20. Buccleuch street Stevenson, Simon linen-draper, 40. Bristo street Stevenson, Thomas pawnbroker, 6. Milne square Stevenson, Thomas shoemaker, 11. James' street ,y Stevenson, Thomas spirit-dealer and grocer, 12^
Greenside street — house 3. Catherine street Stevenson, Walter of the Bank of Scotland, 41.
Great King street ^
Stevenson, William mei'chant, 15. Buccleuch places! Stevenson, William plasterer, 196. Canongate ^ Stevenson, William silversmith, 13. Salisbury street ' Stevenson, William painter, 150. High street Stevenson, William writer, 144. Prince's street Stevenson, Mrs. 4. Charlotte place i J
Stevenson, Mrs. W. H. 1. Ingliston street J
Steventon, George, Black Bull hotel and tavern,'^
1. Catherine street Stewart and Kennedy, chair-office, 5. London st. Stewart, Adam bookseller and circulating library,
38. Howe street Stewart, Alex, shoemaker, 9. Crichton street Stewart, Alex, shoemaker, 12. Charles street Stewart, Alex, shoemaker, 25. Simon square Stewart, Alexander box-keeper Theatre- Royal, 13.
Carrubbers' close Stewart, Alex, spirit-dealer, 43. High street Stewart, Alex, spirit-dealer, 188. Cowgate Stewart, Allan spirit-dealer, 44. Crosscauseway Stewart, And. horse-dealer. Tontine stables, west
Register street Stewart, Charles Campbell esq. W. S. 19. Elder st. Stewart, Charles esq. S. S. C. 16. Thistle street Stewart, Charles merchant, 3. Leopold place Stewart, Chai-les spirit-dealer, 3. Holyrood street Stewart, Charles lodgings, 19- Jamaica street Stewart, Charles spirit-dealer, 3. low Calton Stewart, David solicitor at law, 16. Thistle street Stewart, David of the Customs, L.Gayfield place Stewart, David hosier and glover, 8. Lothian street
— ^liouse 9- Hailes street, Gilmore place Stewart, David junior, spirit-dealer and colourman,
119. High street Stewart, Duncan esq. writer, 109. George street
1824-5.
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STE— STI
5tewart, Mrs. 2. east Broughtou place Stewart, Mrs. shoe-warehouse, 10. Low terrace 5tewart, Mrs. lodgings, 9- Carnegie street "itewart, Mrs. lodgings, 39- Dublin street 5tewart, Mrs. lodgings, 23. Jamaica street kewart, Mrs. lodgings, 27. Union place Stewart, Mrs. lodgings, 3. north St. David street 5tewart, Mrs. lodgings, 15. Buccleuch street ■Stewart, Miss 17. St. Andrew square Stewart, Miss of Castlestewart, 55. Queen street Stewart, Miss 1. east Cumberland street Stewart, Miss 18. Abei-cromby place Stewart, Miss 46. Heriot row Stewart, Miss 2. east Broughlon place Stewart, Miss 10. Duncan street Stewart, Miss of Stewarthall, 16. Maitland street Stewart, Miss of Binny, 19. Maitland street Stewart, Miss of Allanbank, 19- Maitland street 5tewai't, Misses corset-makers, 165. Rose street Stewart, Misses spirit-dealers, so. St. Andrew sq. Ituart, Alex. esq. writer, 3. Saxe-Cobourg place — chambers 26. London street tltart, Charles esq. of Dunearn, 41. George sq. Ituart, James esq. younger of Dunearn, W. S.
2. north Charlotte street
Stuart, James esq. S. S. C. 17. Dublin street Stuart, John esq. accountant Trustees' office — ho.
3. Roval Exchange
Stuart, Right Hon. Lady Ann 47. Heriot row Stuart, Mrs. James 23. Dundas street sticks, Henry tailor. King's stables, Portsburgh still, Alex, cutler, 3. Infirmary street Stirling and Kenney, booksellers. Parliament stairs Stirling, Alex, meal-shop, 8. St. Mary wynd Stirling, Andrew bookseller, 18. -west Nicolson st. kirling, Arch. esq. 34. Charlotte square kirling, Lieut -Gen. Graham 27. Queen street Stirling, Graham esq. advocate, 29. Forth street Stirling, John writer, 5. Castlebarns Stirling, John of Royal Bank, 14. Raeburn place Stirling, Jo. tea and spirit dealer, 10. Cowgatehead stirhng, Peter stabler, 110. Rose street Stirling, Robert stabler, 11. Charlotte place Stirling, Rob. grocer and spirit-dealer, 36. Grass- market
Stirling, William esq. 20. Royal circus Stirling, AVilliam merchant, 15. London street 1824-5.
STI— STR
Stirling, William stabler, 9. Charlotte place
Stirling, Miss 27. Castle street
Stirling, Miss straw-hat maker, 21. Frederick st.
Stirrit, David violin-maker, 105. High street d
Stitchell, J. Horticultui-al Society, 10. James' sq.3-
Stobbie, Robert teacher, 10. Buccleuch street
Stobo, R. tailor, 6. Milne square
Stocks, Andrew shoemaker, 2. old Physic gardens
Stockwell, Miss 1 4. Charles'' street i
Stodart, A. tea-dealer and grocer, 427. Lawnmar-
ket — house James"* court Stodart, James wright, 67. Crosscauseway Stodart, James spirit-dealer, 19. Richmond place Stodart, Robert esq. 52. Queen street Stoddart, Capt. royal navy, 10. Bellevue crescent Stoddart, George flax-dresser, 8. Heriot's bridge Stoddart, James piano-forte maker, 9. James"* pi. Stoddart, Miss 5. Dundas street Stone, George esq. army-contractor, 17. Union pi. Storm, David builder, Lothian road Storrar, J.R. esq. W.S. 6. Leopold place Storrar, Richard baker, 11. Circus place west Storrar, Thomas baker, 3. Mansfield place Storie, Andrew esq. W. S. 12. Broughton place Storie, John tobacconist, 235. Canongate Storie, Mrs. 15. Leith street Storie, Mrs. lodgings, 121. Rose street Story, Thomas lodgings, 4. Albany street Stott, Alex. St. Andrew tavern, 30. Rose street Stott, D. and J. leather-merchants, 37. Niddry st. Stott, William glazier and slater, 29. Dundas st. Stout, Mrs. lodgings, 20. Clyde street Stow, Nicholas of the Excise, Callander"'s entry,
Canongate Strachan, Scoon and Co. agents for Union Canal
boats. Port Hopetoun Strachan, David spirit-dealer, 13. Charlotte place Strachan, George grocer, 1. Bank st. — house 4. do.
agent for the Tug Steam-boat Company ?
Strachan, James plasterer, Tollcross street Strachan, John esq. 71. Prince"'s street Strachan, Rich. esq. W. S. 31. Northumberland sftji Strachan, Mrs. 31. India street ;
Strain, H. jeweller, 14. south Union place — housei
IS. ditto Straiton, Charles turner, 59. High street
1824-5.
STE— STE
• Stewart, Duncan cowfeeder, 128. Rose street , 5tevvart, Duncan spirit-dealer, 157. High street Stewart, George baker, 62. Potterrow Stewart, Gordon spirit-dealer, 157- High street Stewart, Ja. wright's tool-maker, 65. Nicolson st. , Stewart, James engraver, 19- Gilmore place I Stewart, James confectioner, 14. Niddry street ( Stewart, James writer, 3. St. Bernard's row I Stewart, James china and glass warehouse — house I 13. so. Frederick st. — warehouse ID'i.Canongate 'Stewart, James 16. Shakspcare square ' Stewart, James working jeweller, 13. Blair's close Stewart, James shoemaker, 61. Thistle street Stewart, James tailor, Fountain close Stewart, James chair-office, 10. Elder street Stewart, James spirit-dealer, 4. Young street Stewart, Jam.es spirit-dealer, 401. Lawnmarket Stewart, James spirit-dealer, 30. High street Stewart, James vintner, Fleshmarket close Stewart, James spirit-dealer, 56. Potterrow Stewart, John Shaw esq. advocate, 14. Queen st. Stewart, John esq. 19- Broughton place Stewart, John esq. accountant, 28. London street Stewart, J. and G. merchants, 113. High street Stewart, John baker, 3. east Richmond street Stewart, John wright, 161. Rose street Stewart, John inspector of gas. Shoemakers' close Stewart, John coach-hirer, 34. George street Stewart, John Govan glazier and ironmonger, 491-
Lawnmarket Stewart, John chairmaster, 206. Rose street Stewart, John vintner, Carrubbers' close Stewart, John spirit-dealer, 242. Canongate Stewart, John spirit-dealer, 147. High street Stewart, John spirit-dealer, 1. Abercrombie place Stewart, John spirit-dealer, 63. West bow Stewart, J. spirit-dealer, 3. Circus place Stewart, John spirit-dealer, 161. High street Stewart, Malcolm, King's Head tavern, 2. north
St. Andrew street Stewart, Malcolm lodgings, 38. Queen street Stewart, Sir Michael Shaw bart. 14. Queen street Stewart, Neil coach-hirer, 168. west Rose street Stewart, Robert esq. W. S. 18. south Frederick st. Stewart, Robert esq. deputy receiver - general of Exchequer, 20. Broughton place 1824-5. TT 3
STE— STE
Stewart, Robert esq. S. S. C. 28. London street Stewart, Robert junior, esq. W. S. 23. Howe street Stewart, R. B. teacher of music and dancing, 15.
Leith street Stewart, Robert teacher of writing, arithmetic, and
book-keeping, 22. south Hanover street Stewart, Robert deputy presenter of signatures,
Exchequer, 21. St. Andrew square Stewart, Robert lodgings, 116. Rose street Stewart, Robert vintner, 14. Waterloo place Stewartj Robert, Burns'' tavern, 9- Car rubbers' close Stewart, Thomas solicitor at law, Gosford's close Stew^art, William esq. W. S. 10. Duncan street Stewart, William bookseller and stationer, 61. So.
bridge — house 18. Lothian street Stewart, William and Alexander cowfeeders, 180.
Rose street Stewart, William merchant, 1. Antigua street Stewart, William teacher, 50. South bridge Stewart, Wilham haberdasher, 106. Pleasance Stewart, W^illiam shoemaker, 232. Canongate Stewart, Wm. jun. upholsterer, 232. Canongate Stewart, William baker, 1. Howe street Stewart, William baker, 85. Nicolson street Stewart, William tin-plate worker and ironmonger,
13. Leith street Stewart, Lady Jane 12. Maitland street Stewart, Mrs. of Castlestewart, 66. Queen street Stewart, Mrs. of Stenton, 1. Antigua street Stewart, IMrs. Charles 39- George street Stewart, Mrs. Dr. 4. Argyll square Stewart, Mrs. John 28. Clyde street Stewart, Mrs. L. S.Walker street Stewart, Mrs. William 10. Buccleuch place Stewart, Mrs. 9- Lynedoch place Stewart, Mrs. 3. Duncan street Stewart, Mrs. 29. Buccleuch place Stewart, Mrs. 8. Abercrombie place Stewart, Mrs. 1. Bernard row Stewart, Mrs. 19- Dundas street Stewart, Mrs. 1. Charlotte street Stewart, Mrs. 2. Middleby street Stew-art, Mrs. 4. Montagu street Stewart, Mrs. 6. Howe street Stewart, Mrs. 4. George place, Leith walk Stewart, Mrs. of Phisgill, 9- Royal circus
1824-5.
STR-^SUT
Jtraiton, Mrs. 5. Salisbury street
5trathendry, William flax-dresser, 103. Nicolson
street — house 2. Hadden''s court ptrathy, A. teacher of dancing, 47. no. Hanover st. ikrathy, John haberdasher, 55. South bridge — ho. i Craigside
ptrathmore, Right Hon. the Earl of, Holyrood ho. ikratton, William vintner, 34. Prince''s street Jtreet, Francis engraver, Chalmers'' close ikreet, John umbrella-maker, Chalmers"' close itronach, Alexander tailor, 1 74. Pleasance Stronach, Mrs. 74. Potterrow itrong, Mrs. 32. Broughton place 5trong, Miss 1. Antigua street imccoth. Lord 1. Park place )UN Fire Office, Royal Exchange Jurenne, D. teacher of drawing, 9- so. St. David st »urenne, M. French teacher, 9. George street Sutherland, Alex, of the Observer newspaper office,
2. Ladyfield place Sutherland, Alex, bookbinder. Royal Bank close —
JioLise Craig's close Sutherland, Alexander hairdresser, 69- north back
Canongate utherland, D. esq. 15. Graham street Sutherland, Daniel stationer, 10. Lothian street utherland, Daniel wire-worker, 6. Lothian street utherland, David grocer, 83. Causewayside utherland, David hotel, 25. Great King street Sutherland, Francis of Leith bank, 5. Moray st. utherland, George tailor, Tolbooth wynd utherland, George city officer, 333. High street V Sutherland, James tuner of musical instruments, 2. James' place Sutherland, James tailor, 33. Libberton's wynd Sutherland, James wright, foot of Chalmers'' close Sutherland, James spirit-dealer, 3. Church row Sutherland, John architect and civil engineer, 9-
Moray street Sutherland, John bookseller, and circulating library, 9 Calton street — house 19- LTnion street Sutherland, L. sergeant of police. Covenant close Sutherland, Ro. porter and ale dealer, 5. Hay st. jiutherland, Thomas tailor, 23. Nicolson street initherland, Thos. E. of the General Post-Office,
i27. Elder street 1824-5.
SUT— SWA
Sutherland, W. of Royal Bank— ho. 34. Nicolson ^. Sutherland, William esq. W. S. 4. Davie street Sutherland, William wright, 17. Caltonhill Sutherland, William marble-cutter, 4. Moray st. Sutherland, William saddle-tree maker, 56. lew
Calton — house 8. Calton street Sutherland, Mrs. Captain 64. Buccleuch street Sutherland, Mrs. lodgings, 25. James' square Sutherland, Miss 2. Heriot row Sutherland, M. straw-hat maker, 8. Calton street Sutter, William tailor, 13. Arthur street Suttie, Miss 63. George street Sutton, Miss dressmaker, and keeper of the Repo- sitory, 41. St. Andrew square Swan and Ewart, jewellers, 278. Canongate — houst
Hyndford's close Swan and Neil, brass-founders, &c. Greenside Ian* Swan, Andrew grocer and confectioner, 2. North
umberland street Swan, D. boot and shoe maker, 6. so. Richmond st Swan, Edward spirit-dealer, 113. Canongate Swan, George merchant, Chessels' court, Canon- gate Swan, George weaver, and dealer in cotton goods
Gosford's close, Lawnmarket Swan, James esq. W. S. 53. York place Swan, James flesher, 26. and 27. Middle market- house Jackson's close, High street i Swan, Rev. John 4. Hill square Swan, John esq. Middlefield-house, Leith walk Swan, John tanner, Livingstone's yards — hous»
8. Graham street Swan, Thomas spirit-dealer, 42. Blair street Swan, William esq. writer, 2. Scotland street Swan, William baker, foot of Pleasance Swan, Mx-s. 3. Antigua street Swanson, George cabinet-maker. Bailie's close- house 8. Pleasance Swanston, Hector of Excise, 53. Clerk street Swanston, D. tea and spirit dealer, 154. Pleasance i Swanston, John potato- warehouse, 95. Rose street! Swanston, Wilham spirit and porter dealer, 21. Pi 1 cardy place ^ I
Swanston, William spirit-dealer, 13. Broughton pi Swanston, William lodgings, 5. Lauriston ■ \
Swanston, Mrs. George, Beaumont place 1824-5.
SWA— TAI
wanston, Mrs. vintner, 58. Low terrace wanston, Mrs. lodgings, 46. George street wanston. Miss dressmaker, 8. Roxburgh street wanston. Miss dressmaker, 3. Milne squai-e Iwift, N. teacher of vocal music, IS. Frederick st. winton, Archibald esq. W. S. 9. Shandwick place winton, Wm. artist''s fancy stationer, 60. Prince st. •winton, Mrs. dressmaker, 10. Jamaica street winton, M. and J. dressmakers, 6. so. St. David st. word, Mrs. 12. Bucclevich place word, Mrs. lodgings, 33. north Hanover street lym, Robert esq. W. S. 20. George square 'yme and Coventry, boot and shoe makers, 15. so
St. David street •iyme, Tait, and Co. haberdashers, 212. High st. >yme, David esq. advocate, 12. Dundas street lyme, James esq. surgeon, 12. Dundas street -?yme, James 2. Holyrood street 5yme, John woollen-draper, 367. High street — ^lio.
17. west Nicolson street 5yme, John portrait-painter, 32. Abercrombie place 6\i me, Jo. tailor and corset-maker, 3. Broughton st. 5yme, P. flower-painter, 63. Great King street Syme, Robert printer, 62. Bristo street 5yme, Thomas esq. W. S. 24. north Nelson street 5yme, William dyer, Canonmills Syme, Mrs. 32. Abercrombie place Symington, Alexander lodgings, 50. Thistle st. Symington, Alexander lodgings, 74. Rose street Symington, David china, glass, and stone ware- house, 256. Canongate Symington, James watchmaker, 11. Bread street Szempelberg, S. jeweller, 11. Richmond place
T
i. AGGART, William teacher, 4. Roxburgh place Tailors' Incorporation HALLjCarrubbers' close,
— Arch. Taylor, tailor, keeper Tailors' House of Call, old Post-office close,
251. High street Tailors' House of Call, 11. Warriston's close Tait and Bruce, esqrs. W. S. 119- Prince's street
1824-5.
TAI— TAS
Tait, Young, and Laurie, esqrs. W. S. 9. Pari
place Tait, William and Charles booksellers and publish
ers, 78. Prince''s street Tait, Alex, bookbinder, 3. Parliament square Tait, Alex, shoemaker, 28. west Richmond street Tait, And. baker, 33. Rose street — house 29- dittj Tait, Andrew gardener, Broughton toll Tait, Captain J. H. royal navy, 24. Northumber
land street Tait, Charles bookseller — house 13. Maitland st. Tait, Crawfurd esq. W. S. 2. Pai'k place Tait, George esq. advocate, 4. Abercrombie place Tait, George victual-dealer, 94. Causeway side j Tait, George bookbinder, Craig''s close (f\
Tait, George grocer, 94. West port ^^^
Tait, James Campbell esq. W. S. 2. Park place:jT Tait, James grocer, 135. Canongate ;;']
Tait, James flesher, 97. Nicolson street :.']
Tait, James esq. architect, 13. Maitland street iil Tait, James bookseller — house 41. Clerk street a'] Tait, James flesher, 25. Simon square 3l
Tait, James surgeon, Blyth''s close, Castlehill :^T Tait, James smith, BelFs mills r,!
Tait, John esq. advocate, 7. Gloucester placs^
Royal Circus 1
Tait, "John esq. W. S. 119. Pi-ince's street /i
Tait, John jun. esq. W. S. 4. Abercrombie place 1^ Tait, John spirit-dealer, 2. Candlemaker row Tait, John tailor, 2. Macdougal street Tait, John architect, 11. Bread street •,lj
Tait, John auctioneer, 408. Castlehill '^'
Tait, Rev. Walter 2. Ramsay gardens, Castlehill Tait, Walter esq. 3. Gilmore place Tait, Walter surgeon and druggist, 61. Bristo potU Tait, William bookseller — house 2. Walker street Tait, William haberdasher, Clerk street Tait, William teacher, 29. Frederick street Tait, William tailor, 99- Grassmarket Tait, William cork-cutter, 8. Hill square Tait, Mrs. 30. Abbeyhill .,:
Tait, Mrs. 13. Gilmore place b'J
Tait, Mrs. lodgings, 15. Dublin street kIj
Tansh, Miss circulating library, 24. Hanover street: Tarris, James boot and shoe maker, 3. Catherine sti Tassie, Mrs. lodgings, Jock's lodge
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[Fawse and Walker, cabinet-makers, Greenside pi. Fawse, John esq. S. S. C. 15. York place fawse, John esq. advocate, and secretary to Socie- I ty for propagating Christian Knowledge — Socie- ty-hall, Netherbow Tawse, Andrew esq. W. S. 61. York place Fawse, Charles esq. W. S. 32. Gayfield square Fax (General) Office for Scotland, 84. Prince's
street Fax (City) Office, Bank street Vax (County) Office, 12. St. David street Taylor, Alexander flesher, 32. Middle market —
house 11. Canal street Fay lor, Alex, writer, 3. Baker's place, Stockbridge Faylor, Alexander tobacconist, 99. Nicolson street Taylor, Andrew grocer, 72. Nicolson street Taylor, Archibald tailor, 191. Canongate Faylor, D. painter and colourman, 11. High ter. Taylor, Daniel window-blind maker, 11. Gib's ent. Taylor, George gardener, Heriot hill Taylor, George lath-splitter, 34. London street Taylor, George spirit-dealer, 71 . York place Taylor, George spirit-dealer, 157. Canongate Taylor, H. beef-steak shop, 7. south Hanover street Taylor, James esq. S. S. C. 1. north James' street Taylor, James bookbinder. Mound place Faylor, James baker. Water of Leitn Faylor, James baker. Dean path Taylor, John esq. of Exchequer — ^liouse 3. Hart st. Taylor, John ropemaker, 9- Moray sti-eet Taylor, John merchant, 19. south Richmond street Taylor, John broker, 251 . Cowgate Taylor, Jos. spirit-dealer, 7. Church row, Stockbr. Taylor, Joseph spirit-dealer, 28. Bristo street Faylor, J. T. royal navy, 1. Hill square Faylor, Nichol grocer, 10. mid Arthur street Taylor, Philip general agent, Wellington place Taylor, R. F. wine and spirit dealer, 13. Horse wy. Taylor, T. and J. writers, 24. Salisbury street Taylor, Thomas butcher, 12. Middle market —
house 19. Fleshmarket close Taylor, Thomas picture-frame maker, 7. Caltonhill Taylor, William grocer, 11. south Union street Taylor, William wright and cabinet-maker, 34.
east Rose street Taylor, William mason, 9- south Janie.s' street
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Taylor, William tailor, Middleton's entry i
Taylor, Mrs. William Union Canal tavern, 3. St
Anthony's place, Port Hopetoun f
Taylor, Mrs, 1. north James"" street Taylor, Mrs. 14. Pitt street Taylor, Mrs. 8. Abercrorabie place Taylor, Mrs. lodgings, 14. Adam street Taylor, Mrs. lodgings, 4. Brown street Taylor, Mrs. lodgings, 25. south Richmond street Taylor, Mrs. lodgings, 5. College street Taylor, Mrs. lodgings, 11. Lothian street Taylor, Mrs. grocer, Shrub place Taylor, Mrs. furniture warehouse, 241. and 245.
Cowgate Taylor, Mrs. manufacturer. Lady Lawson''s wynd Taylor, Miss 37- Charlotte square Taylor, Miss grocer, 46. Crosscauseway Taylor, Misses M. and H. ladies'" drawing acade- my, 17. Dundas street Telfer, Thomas lodgings, 194. Rose street Telfer, William surgeon, 15. Buccleuch place Telfer, Mrs. 12. Gilmore place Temple, John grocer, 74. Portsburgh Temple, John teacher, 7. east Register street Temple, Robert saddler, 11. St. Anthony's place Templeton, Andrew spirit-dealer, Chalmers' close Templeton, James teacher of music, 10. War- drop's court Tennant, Alex, boot and shoe maker, Wright's
houses Tennant and Lyon, esqrs. W. S. 26. Forth street Tennant, John upholsterer, 2. Davie street Tennant, J. Leith parcel waggon office, 148. Ca-
nongate Tennant, Patrick esq. W. S. 107. George street- chambers 26. Forth street Tennant, William junior, of the Customs, 5. nortjb Charlotte street f"
Terrot, Rev. C. H. 19. Northumberland street '" Thackeray, Col. 1. Northumberland street Thatcher, Dr. John 23. Elder street Thin and Co. marble-cutters, 33. Leith walk Thin, John architect, Viewforth, Burntsfield link; Thin, William fleslier, 6. Raeburn place, Stockbr Thom, David merchant, 7. Dean street, Stockbr. Thom, William flesher, 26. Broughton street 1824-5.
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iChora, Mrs. 6. Fruit-market, and 46. Lothian st. —
house 2. old Fishmarket close rhom, Mrs. William grocer, 173. Canongate rhom, Miss 83. Rose street rhomas, AVilliam esq. 101. Lauriston rhomas, William printer, Royal Bank close rhomas, Mrs. vintner, Royal Bank close rhomas, Miss dressmaker, 21. Blair street rhomsons. Brothers booksellers, 3. Prince's street
house 2. George place, Leith walk Thomson and Ferguson, esqrs. W. S. 12. Hill st. Thomson and Company, surgeons and druggists,
26. Green side street Thomson, A. and D. silver and brass moulding I manufacturers, 47. Crosscauseway Thomson, Abram bookbinder, old Fishmarket
close — house 11. Broughton place Thomson, Adam esq. accountant, 28. Dundas st. Thomson, Alex. esq. W. S. 10. Frederick street Thomson, Alex. esq. 16. Comely bank Thomson, Alex. P. cloth-merchant, 351. High st.
— house 333. ditto Thomson, Alex, carver and gilder, 79. High street Thomson, Alex, grocer, 93. West bow Thomson, Alex, gunmaker, 3. Drummond street Thomson, Alex, wright, 164. Rose street Thomson, Alex, builder, 1. Beaumont place Thomson, Alex, messenger at arms, assistant to
Capt. Brown — house 51. Pleasance Thomson, Alex, smith and bell-hanger, 47. Cross- causeway Thomson, Alex, grocer, 21 . Macdougal street Thomson, Alex, cattle-dealer, Cowfeeder row Thomson, Rev. Dr. Andrew 29- Melville street Thomson, Andrew surgeon and druggist, 31. Fre- derick street — house 29. ditto Tho'^nson, Arch, watchmaker, 34. North bridge Thomson, Arch, grocer, 44. Thistle street Thomson, Arch, merchant-tailor, 2. Greenside pi. Thomson, Arch, spirit-dealer, 3. Crosscauseway Thomson, Arch, merchant. Mound place Thomson, Charles merchant, 38. Blair street — ho.
Hillside, Leith walk Thomson, Charles engraver andcopper plate print- er, 204. High street — house 1. Beaumont place 1824-5.
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Thomson, Charles gardener and lodgings, 3. In
gliston street Thomson, Capt. e. n. 3. Meadow place Thomson, Capt. David 17. Gilmore place Thomson, D. and A. esqrs. W. S. 8. Frederick Thomson, David esq. W. S. 4. north Charlotte sti Thomson, David jun. esq. W. S. 11. London st. Thomson, David tobacconist, 50. Grassmarket Thomson, David merchant-tailor, 16. Waterloo pi.
— house 15. James' square Thomson, D. J. merchant, 6. Roxburgh terrace Thomson, Duncan merchant-tailor, 8. Queensferry '
street Thomson, Edward merchant-tailor, 7. east Regis- ter street Thomson, E. ornament painter, 84. High street Thomson, George principal clerk to the Board of
Trustees — house 140. Prince's street Thomson, George surgeon, 2. Crichton street Thomson, George esq. 34. Howe street Thomson, George gunmaker, 16. north Union place
— house ditto Thomson, George baker, 102. Cowgate — house 7.
Merchant street Thomson, George joint keeper of the Parliament
house — house 1 . Gilford park Thomson, George vintner. Advocates'" close Thomson, George shoemaker, 135. Rose street Thomson, Hugh merchant-tailor, 24. Nicolson street
— house 12. Hill square ^ j
Thomson, J. G. and Co. wine-merchants and agents
for the^ Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation,
15. Prince's street Thomson, James esq. 34. Castlebarns Thomson, James W. S. 54. Castle street ^ j
Thomson, James 7. Charlotte place I
Thomson, James stationer, 3. Market street i,
Thomson, James baker, 12. College street — house '
15. ditto Thomson, James coachmaker, Greenside house Thomson, James city cess-office, 13. James' street^ Thomson, James smith and furnishing ironmonger, .
40. Rose street Thomson, James grocer, 1. north Richmond street Thomson, James cooper, 19. Richmond place Thomson, James candleniaker, 16. Castlebarns
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irhomson, James guard of Stirling mail, World's
end close riiomson, James bootmaker, 96. Canongate rhonison, James victual-dealer, 31. Canongate rhomson, James gardener, Wright's houses rhomson, James hairdresser, 131. Nicolson street
— house west Crosscauseway Thomson, James merchant-tailor, 2. Baker street,
Stockbridge Thomson, James grocer, 38. Lauriston Thomson, Dr. John, Minto house, Argyll square Thomson, Dr. John late professor of military sur- gery, 5, George street Thomson, John surgeon, 24. George square . Thomson, John and Company, haberdashers, 46.
North bridge — house 3. Ingliston street .Thomson, John and Company, booksellers and sta- tioners, 9. Hunter square, and 40. St. Andrew square — free receiving post-office 9. Hunter sq. Thomson, John and Co. grocers and spirit-mer- chants, 228. Canongate— house 1. Mansfield pi. Thomson, John gunmaker to His Majesty, 3. so.
St. Andrew street — house ditto Thomson, John wine-merchant, 1. King street, , I Leith walk
Thomson, John writer, 19- mid Arthur street Thomson, John grocer, 8. Duncan street Thomson, John tobacconist, 50. Lothian street Thomson, John spirit-dealer, Jock's lodge Thomson, John merchant-tailor, 10. east Register
street Thomson, John brass-founder, and recorder of Ca^
nongate — house 121. ditto Thomson, John teacher of music, 36. Hanover st. Thomson, John portrait painter and teacher of
drawing, 20. Dublin street Thomson, John chairmaker, 165. Pleasance Thomson, John slater, Bristo port Thomson, John lodgings, 2. Hill place Thomson, John brush-manufacturer. Market street Thomson, John surgeon royal artillery, Middleby
street, Newington Thomson, John writer, 3. Parliament square — chouse
Newington Thomson, John slater, Foulis' close, High street Thomson, John corn-merchant, 66. Grassmarket 1824-5. X 3
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Thomson, John spirit-dealer, Minto street, New-
iagton Thomson, John brass-founder, Donaldson's close,
West bow Thomson, Joseph surgeon, 66. West bow Thomson, Lewis smith and ironmonger, 69. St.
Mary''s wynd — house 3. Roxburgh place Thomson, Murray grocer, 173. Cowgate Thomson, P. ropemaker, 15. Crosscauseway Thomson, Peter grocer and spirit-dealer, 259. High
street — ^house Craig's close Thomson, Robert and Co. linen-manufacturers, 27.
New street, Canongate Thomson, Robert junior, importer of Irish linens,
4. Royal Exchange — house 6. Buccleuch place Thomson, R. Scott druggist and apothecary, 33.
Prince's street — house 3. Beaumont place Thomson, Robert surveyor of taxes, 2. Gilmore pi. Thomson, Robert writer, 3. Leopold place Thomson, Robert writer, 23. north Union place Thomson, Robert grocer, 2] 4. Cowgate Thomson, Robert saddler, 99- Nicolson street Thomson, Robert grocer, Morningside Thomson, Robert brushmaker, Market street Thomson, Thomas esq. advocate, 42. Charlotte sq. Thomson, Thomas esq. surgeon, 28. Greenside st. Thomson, Thomas baker, 18. Greenside street Thomson, Thomas manufacturer, Canonmills Thomson, Thomas grocer and cowfeeder, 6. west
Nicolson street Thomson, Thomas damask weaver, 93. Leith wy. Thomson, William esq. Minto street, Newingtoii Thomson, William and James cabinet-makers, 48.
Fountainbridge Thomson, William tobacconist, 104. Grassmarket Thomson, W. A. messenger, 227. High street — ;
house Simpson's court, Potterrow " i
Thomson, W. J. miniature-painter, 4. Dundas si." I Thomson, William glazier, 3. Toddrick's wynd Thomson, WiUiam salmon-dealer, Fishmarket Thomson, Wm. baker and confectioner, 1. India pi. Thomson, William baker, 230. Cowgate Thomson, William haberdasher, west Nicolson st..' Thomson, William baker, 39. Nicolson street f Thomson, Wm. tailor, Spence place, Castlebarns T' Thomson, William grocer, 1. Howe street 1824-5.
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iriiomson, William city-officer, 199. High street
irhomson, Mrs. 15. St. Andrew square
iThomson, Mrs. 18. Comely bank
Thomson, Mrs. Grove place
Thomson, Mrs. Minto street, Newington
Thomson, Mrs. 8. Merchant street
Thomson, Mrs. 11. Leopold place
Thomson, Mrs. 9. Hope street
Thomson, Mrs. 22. Forth street ,'
Thomson, Mrs. 24. Broughton street
Thomson, Mrs. Flora 3. Crichton street
Thomson, Mrs. 22, Gayfield square . Thomson, Mrs. 2. Terrace, Leith street
Thomson, Mrs. 35. Leith street Thomson, Mrs. 2. George place, Leith walk Thomson, Mrs. Port Hopetoun Thomson, Mrs. 47. Ann street, Stockbridge Thomson, Mrs. 8. Mary place, Stockbridge Thomson, Mrs. lodgings, 34. Howe street Thomson, Mrs. lodgings, 1. James*" street Thomson, Mrs. lodgings, 18. Drummond street Thomson, Mrs. George lodgings, 58. Hanover st. Thomson, Mrs. lodgings, 3. Ingliston street Thomson, Mrs. lodgings, 11. Atholl st. Stockbr. [Thomson, Mrs. Arch, vintner. Bull's close Thomson, Mrs. stone- warehouse, 32. Crosscauseway [Thomson, Mrs. victualler, 13. Chapel street Thomson, Mrs. grocer, 1. north Richmond street I Thomson, Mrs. provision-shop, 9- Richmond place Thomson, Mrs. milliner, 3. Bread street. Port
Hopetoun Thomson and Ilderton, Misses 27. Elder street Thomson and Grant, dressmakers, 25. Clyde street Thomson, Miss 1. Elder street Thomson, Miss 20. James' square Thomson, Miss 6. Park place Thomson, Miss RiddelFs close, Lawnmarket Thomson, Miss Eliza 15. Chapel street Thomson, Miss milliner and dressmaker, 82. So.br. Thomson, Miss dressmaker, 15. St. Andrew square Thongs, Miss 22. London street Thorburn, James grocer and spirit-dealer, 5. east
Richmond street Thorburn, James poulterer, 1. Poultry market —
house Fleshmarket close Thorburn, John esq. S. S. C 11. Howe street 1824-5.
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Thorburn, John and Jas. builders, 9- Carnegie st, Thorburn, John tailor, 9- west Chapel street Thorburn, Joseph grocer, 37. Castle street Thorburn, Thomas esq. W. S. 6. so. Charlotte st. Thorburn, Walter upholsterer, 1. Drummond st.—
house 7. Roxburgh place Thorburn, Wm. and Sons, Leith tea-wareroom,
150. High street Thorburn, Mrs. lodgings, 41. Nicolson street Thornton and Co. bakers, 33. Fountainbridge Thornton, George of the Excise, 3. Grove place Thornton, Lieutenant 3. Grove place Thornton^ William flesher and fishmonger, 74.
Northumberland street Threshie, D. S. esq. W. S. Moray place Thyne, William flesher, 6. Raeburn place, Stockbr. Tibbets, William hatter, 7. Calton street Tillie, Alexander teacher, 48. Potterrow Tindal, Robert writer, 17. James' square Tod and Romanes, esqrs. W. S. 46. Charlotte sq. Tod and Wright, esqrs. W. S. 28. Forth street Tod, Andrew and George cabinet-makers, 252.
Cowgate — house 13. Arthur street Tod, George esq. S. S. C. 28. Forth street Tod, George junior, writer, 4. Nicolson square V Tod, Henry esq. W. S. 59. George street m
Tod, Hugh esq. writer, 57. Frederick street "^n Tod, James esq. W. S. 21. Dublin street Tod, James writer, 31. Pitt street Tod, James smith, Greenside lane Tod, John esq. W. S. 46. Charlotte square Tod, John cabinet-maker, 27. Canal street Tod, John ironmonger, 5. Hunter squar
1. Bellevue crescent Tod, John smith, St. Cuthbert's street — house*
Bread street V;'
Tod, John lodgings, 10. St. Anthony's place Tod, S. B. agent, 18. North bridge ,r
Tod, Thomas advocate, 15. Coates crescent . ,} Tod, Thomas victual-dealer, 124. Cowo-ate ',> -
Tod, William esq. W. S. 31 . Pitt street }
Tod, WilHam accountant, 21.middle Arthur streets Tod, William baker, 2. Arthur place ,,-,
Tod, Mrs. of Deanston, 21. Dubhn street i,
Tod, Mrs. 1. Bellevue crescent p
Tod, Mrs. Archibald 4. Coates crescent ,r,
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Tod, Mrs. Captain Alexander 9- Melville street Fod, Miss 15. George square
Fodd, Alexander, bookseller and circulating lib- rary, 24. Clerk street Folland, Peter auctioneer, 47. West port Folleth, John bootmaker, 6*. Queensferry street Toole, Major W. H. 18. Warriston crescent Forbett, Archibald shoemaker, 102. West port Forbett, Peter of Excise, 82. Pleasance Forrance, Dr. Alexander 10. George street Torrance, Alex, coal-merchant, 14. Richmond pi. Forrance, Lieutenant David 51. Hope park end Torrance, George baker, 4. Northumberland street
— house 15. Nelson street Torrance, J. W. commercial accountant, 68. George
street Torrance, Robert tinsmith, 38. Nicolson street Torrance, Robert 3. Holyrood street Torrance, Mrs. 32. Rankeillor street Torrance, Mrs. 2. Montagu street Torrance, Mrs. milliner, d8. George street Torrie, W. wright. Shoemakers' close, Canongate Torress, James tinsmith, 60. West port Torry, Archibald cloth-merchant, 32. Prince's st.
— house 5. Lothian street Torry, Alexander tailor, 13. east Rose street Totty, Richard silk-dyer, 34. Niddry street Tough, Alexander boot and shoe maker, 7. east
Richmond street Tough, David painter, 150. High street Tough, John painter, 142. High street Tough, Mrs. lodgings, 333. High street Town Clerk's Office, City -chambers, Royal
Exchange Town Crier, John Murray, 87. Cowgate Tran, John poulterer, 2. Poultry market — house
head of Flesh-market close Traill, Miss 21. St. Andrew squai-e Traill, Misses straw-hat makers, Dickson's close Train, James stabler, 49- Candlemaker row Train, William cooper, 6. Bristo street Train, Mrs. stabler, 107. Grassmarket Traquair, William builder, 6. Pitt street Traquair, Mrs. John 33. Dundas street Trayner, John broker, 52. St. Mary's wynd Trayner, Owen broker, 149- Cowgate
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Treasurer, Ken. merchant-tailor, 10. Terrace Trench, James builder, 21. London street Trenouth, Joseph lodgings, 11. Terrace Trinity Hospital, Old Physic gardens Troop, James tinsmith, 60. West port Trotter, Alex. esq. of Dreghorn, 23. George sq; Trotter and Clark, glaziers, 114. High street i Trotter, Alex, boot and shoe maker, 21. Bank st/. Trotter, James writing-master, 56. George street'^ Trotter, Thomas writer, 2. west Nicolson street 'f Trotter, Thomas tailor, Middleton's entry J
Trotter, Thomas flesher, 25. middle Market -i^J.
house 3. Market street Trotter, William upholsterer, 9. Prince's street Trotter, William esq. of Ballendean, 13. Ab^
crombie place '
Trotter, Young esq. 2. west Nicolson street '1
Trotter, Mrs. J. Braehouse, Lothian road iT
Trotter, Miss of Bush, 12. George square - 'i
Trustees' Academy for Dkawin-g, PaintiIjcI
&c. 5. Picardy place Trustees for British Herring Fishery — of-
fice 29. Hanover street Trustees for the Encouragement of Arts,
Manufactures, &c. — office Royal Exchange Tullis, William baker, 8. Roxburgh place — house
Burntsfield Links Tullis, AVilliam baker, 2. Queensferry street Tulloch, Captain 41. Anne street, Stockbridge Tulloch, John spirit-dealer, 21. Cowgate Tulloch, Thomas wright, 52. Potterrow Tulloch, Miss 11. Warriston crescent Turnbuil and Cannan, cloth-merchants, 101.
South bridge Turnbuil & Craig, cloth-merchants, 164. High st. Turnbuil, A. teacher of dancing, 13. Frederick st. Turnbuil, A. O. builder, 1. Elm row Turnbuil, Andrew of Excise, 12. Windmill street Turnbuil, David esq. W. S. 44. India street^^
chambers Dean of Guild's office, Exchange Turnbuil, George esq. W. S. 49. George square '' Turnbuil, Hugh baker, 1. Bread street, Port i
Hopetoun i-
Turnbuil, John esq. City-Chamberlain — chambers
Royal Exchange— house 10. Dundas street Turnbuil, John of the Post-Office, 80. Canonffate
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['urnbuU, John lodgings, 4. Jamaica street \irnbull, Malcolm writer, 7. Salisbury street ^urnbull, P. spirit-dealer, Tollcross 'urnbull, Robert nursery and seedsman — ware- house 160. High street — house 19. Salisbury st. j.^'urnbull, Thomas printer, Old Assembly close l^urnbull, Thomas surgeon and accoucheur, Old
Assembly close ^urnbull, Wm. teacher of elocution, 50. South br TurnbuU, Mrs. 67. Great King street burner and Boyd, grocers, 10. Broughton street burner, Dr. Edward 28. Northumberland street Purner, J. W. esq. surgeon, 14. George street Turner, James solicitor at law, 14. George street ■Turner, James flesher. High Market Turner, John esq. of Turnerhall, 26. Gayfield sq. Turner, Thomas cabinet-maker, 13. Broughton st. Turner, William esq. accountant, 14. George st. iTurner, Mrs. midwife. Royal Bank close [Turpie, Robert supervisor of Excise, 129- Foun-
tainbridge Purvey, Mrs. teacher of music, 34. Broughton st. futing, Edward shoemaker, 10. north St. David
street — house 27. Clyde street Fweddell, George grocer, 1. Leven street Tweddell, James vintner, 18. north Union place Tweedie, A. tea and spirit dealer, 18. Hill place Tweedie, John esq. W. S. 31. Great King street Tweedie, John senior, esq. 14. Leopold place Tweedie, John grocer, 79. Prince's street Tweedie, Robert baker, 29. north Union street Tweedie, Mrs. Alexander haberdasher, 42. North ; bridge — house 31. Nicolson street Tweedie, Mrs. dressmaker, 79. South bridge —
house 7. Calton street iTweedie, Mrs. lodgings, 30. Broughton street Tweedie, Miss 13. Gayfield square Tyre, Major 28. Union place Tytler, James esq. W. S. County Tax-office, 8
Frederick street — house 34. Charlotte square jTytler, Lieut.-Colonel 11. Melville street jTytler, P. F. esq. advocate, 108. Pnnce's street Tytler, Mrs. Eraser 108. Prince's street a
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maker row — H. Lammie, agent Union Canal Company's Office, Port HopetouB United Empire Insurance Office, 55. India st. Ure, George Innes esq. W. S. 4. Baxter's place Ure, James Esq. comptroller of Customs at Leith,
4. Baxter's place Ure, John merchant. Advocates' close ^i
Urquhart, Adam esq. advocate, 69- George street ' Urquhart, Alexander cork-cutter, 6. Bank street Urquhart, James L. carver and gildei-, 25. Elder
street — house 2. Montagu street Urquhart, John hairdresser and perfumer, 40.
George street — house 38. ditto Urquhart, Tho. carpet- warehouse, 12. Hanover st. Urquhart, Thomas esq. S. S. C. 22. Duke street Urquhart, Mrs. 20. east Rose street Urquhart Mrs. lodgings, 6. north Richmond street Usher, Andrew and Company, spirit-dealers, 22..
west Nicolson street Usher, James writer, 8. Merchant street Usher, John esq. W. S, 9- south St. David street
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Valance, Alex, lodgings, 17. Dundas street Valance, George tailor and glover, 9- west Register
street — house 27. Clyde street Valance, Thomas baker, 79- Abbeyhill Valentine, James esq. S. S. C. 2. Elder street Valentine, Mrs. grocer, 5. Young street Vans, Henry Stewart esq. advocate, 44. North- umberland street Vasey, William hatter, 279- Canongate Veitch, David baker, 37. Clerk street Veitch, David toy-merchant, 81. West Bow Veitch, Gavin teacher, 19. south Richmond street 1824-5.
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eitch, George esq. of Ratho bank, W. S. 70. Great
Kin^ street
eitch, George merchant, 28. Gree-nside street eitch, George mattress-inaker, 81. West port 'eitch, Henry esq. of Eliock, 35. George square eitch, Hugh esq. town-clerk of Leith, Stewartfield 'iliear Bonnington
eitch, J. surgeon-dentist, 9- James"" square feitch, John builder, 25. south Richmond street ieitch, Thomas painter, G. James'' place eitch, Thomas baker, Stockbridge eitch, Thomas porter-dealer, 6. James' place eitch, Walter esq. 2. Bernard row, Stockbridge eitch, William of Exchequer — house Maryfield, Easter road
eitch, William macer of Exchequer, west Norton place, Easter road
eitch, Wm. grocer and spirit-dealer, 287. Cowg. eitch, Mrs. 1. London street eitch, Mrs. Alex, lodgings, 36. Bristo street .eitch, Mrs. lodgings, 129. Rose street Ditch, Miss dressmaker, 18. Bristo street arnon, Thomas china warehouse, 69. Nicolson st. — house 21 . Potterrow 'arnon, Thomas lapidary, 21. Potterrow '^ijrtue, William esq. 4. Duncan st. Drummond pi.
Mlalba, esq. 25. Ann street, Stockbridge
^ nt. Miss dressmaker, 10. Shakspeare square
-rtue, and Co. button -factors, 86. South bridge —
! house Hope park house
^rtue, James merchant, 41. Hanover street
l^rtue, Miss 17. west Nicolson street
l»ughan, Mrs. 190. Rose street
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ADDEL, James writer, 25. Dundas street addel, James hosier, 27. Cowgate
,ddel, J. glover, 14. low Terrace — ho. 9- Leith st.
,ddel, William esq. W. S. 32. Dundas street
,ddel, Wm. manager for his Majesty's printers, Blair street
iddel, INIrs. spirit-dealer, 193. Cowgate 1824-5. Y
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Waddel, Mrs. lodgings, 30. Lothian street Wade, Michael broker, 104. Cowgate Wagneur, Miss 15. Charlotte street Waighton, John builder, 9. middle Arthur streel Wakefield, Miss 16. Shakspeare square Waldie, John fruiterer, and coach-office, 1. North Waldie, R. spirit-dealer, 20. Salisbury street Waldie, Mrs. grocer, 23. Richmond place Walker and Anderson, engravers and music-prii
ers, 42. High street Walker and Dickson, horse-hirers, Tontine stablei
153. Rose street Walker and Greig, printers. Parliament stairs Walker, Richardson, and Melville, esqrs. W. }j 55. George street " '*]
Walker and Watson, japanners, Morrison's close AValker, A. B. surgeon and druggist, 65. Sout
bridge — house 2. Rankeillor street Walker, Dr. A. 16. Maryfield Walker, Adam spirit-dealer, 1. Moray street Walker, Alexander engraver, 42. High street Walker, Alexander baker, 11. Scotland street 'J^ Walker, Alexander Castlebarns 7
Walker, Andrew saddler, 21. Grassmarket — hovk
7. Graham street Walker, Andrew shoemaker, Bristo street f
Walker, David general agent. Agency-office, 5t
South bridge — house 14. Nicolson street Walker, David spirit-dealer, Canonmills Walker, Duncan shoemaker, 2. Holyrood street Walker, George surgeon, 8. Chapel street Walker, James esq. advocate, 119- George street Walker, Rev. James 22. Stafford street Walker, James writer, 322. High street Walker, James bookseller, 13. Salisbury street ' Walker, James printer, 8. Wharton place Walker, James woollen-draper, Royal Exchange Walker, James porter and ale cellars, 9. Gib's ent Walker, James lodgings, 5. south James'' street Walker, John esq. surgeon, 5. Elm row Walker, John grocer and spirit dealer, 36. Leiti
street — house 35. ditto Walker, John tobacconist, 78. High street — hous
179. Canongate Walker, John turner, 340. Lawnmarket Walker, John surgeon, 34. New street, Canongat 1824-5.
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Walker, John builder, 2. Hope park end Walker, John japanner, Morrison's close — house
2. James' place IWalker, John flesher, 7. Broughton place iWalker, John spirit-dealer, Morningside ' fWalker, John bookbinder, 22. Libberton's wynd Walker, J. W. Bread street. Port Hopetoun . jWalkei-, Matthew wine, tea, and liquor merchant, ^j and agent for supplying the English newspa- PEES, Register street, St. Andrew square — house '* f 17. Elder street
[Walker, Sir Patrick advocate, Drumsheuch , jWalker, Lieutenant-colonel Robert, Holland lodge, ■ ! Gray street, Newington
Walker, Robert esq. New street, Canongate ^f Walker, Robert printer, 24. Salisbury street " Walker, Robert baker, 237. Canongate Walker, Thomas writer, 24. Gayfield place iWalker, Thomas tailor, 39. Thistle street jWalker, Thomas flesher, 38. Lothian street — house I 7. Brighton street
Walker, Thomas lodgings, 14. Jamaica street Walker, William esq. W. S. 21. Forth street « Walker, William portrait engraver, 3. Great King ' street
i.Valker, William baker, 4. south James' street )j pValker, William baker, 47. Fountainbridge Walker, William tailor and habit-maker, 41. Ila- nover street « Walker, William tinsmith, 1. St. John street
Valker, Mrs. Alexander 21. Queen street red Valker, Mrs. Captain 2. Hart street Valker, Mrs. James 119. George street Valker, Mrs. 2. Baxter's place Valker, Mrs. 30. Castle street Valker, Mrs. 23. Elder street talker, Mrs. 12. Salisbury street IWalker, Mrs. spirit-dealer, 118. Rose street talker, Mrs. lodgings, 7. west Nicolson street i^alker. Miss 5. Gloucester lodge l^'alker. Miss 9. Jamaica street k^'alker, Miss Reid's court, 95. Canongate /alker. Miss 4. Richmond place /'all, Peter esq. accountant, Stewartfield near Bon- nington
dl^allace, Alexander dentist, 47. north Hanover st. ^1824-5.
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WaUace, Alexander shoemaker, 57. Thistle street WaUace, Alexander tailor, 148. Rose street Wallace, Alexander grocer, 66. Crosscauseway Wallace, Andrew teacher of mathematics, 59. Soutl
bridge — house 7. London street Wallace, George officer on the retired list, 35
Arthur street Wallace, James boot and shoe maker, 94. Prince'5
street — house 140. Rose street Wallace, James gunmaker, 187. High street — ho.
12. Pilrig street Wallace, James hat-dealer, 45. north Bridge street Wallace, J. boot and shoe maker, 255. Canongate Wallace, J. spirit-dealer. Dean Wallace, John spirit-dealer. Bread street. Port
Hopetoun Wallace, Robert and Company, printers, old As- sembly close Wallace, Robert baker, 7. Keir street . .
Wallace, Thomas "wright, 7. Charlotte place Wallace, Thomas lodgings, 2. Northumberland ,^ji Wallace, Professor W. 14. Argyll square 7
Wallace, Wm. and Son, builders, 2. St. John street Wallace, William builder, 44. India street Wallace, William manufacturer, 53. Causewayside Wallace, Mrs. straw-hat maker, Blyth's close,
CastlehUl Walsh, Benj. miniature-painter, 5. Broughton st. Walsingham, Mrs. midwife, 18. Carrubbers' close Walter, T. music and book seller, 28. Leith walk Walters, Mrs. 10. Shakspeare square Walton, James spirit-dealer, 117. Grassmarket Walton, John professor of music, 6. Union street Wands, George shoemaker, 12. High terrace — ho.
1. James"" street Warby, William mail-guard, 6. James' street Ward, John baker, 61. Crosscauseway Ward, Rev. V. 10. Nicolson square Ward, Mrs. Samuel 2. south Charlotte street Warden, J. royal navy, 22. Anne st. Stockbridge Warden, Dr. William 20. north Nelson street Wardlaw, David writer-, 3. north St. David street - Wardlaw, Eben.andCompany,grocerSj50. Lothian
street — house 48. ditto Wardlaw, Rev. George 1. Scotland street Wardlaw, William permit-writer, 244. Canongate 1824-5.
WAR— WAT
iWardlaw, John and Company, booksellers, 13. In-
' firmary street
jWardlaw, Thomas and Company, hosiers, 99- South
, bridge — house 10. St. Patrick square
IWardlaw, Mrs. 3. Gayfield place
jWardrop, James esq. 2. west Lauriston lane
KVardrop, John and Company, bankers, 103.
I George street — house ditto
fWardrop, Richard spirit-dealer, 15. Calton street,
I and 2. low Calton
iWardrop, Miss 4. Rankeillor street
jWares, Donald spirit-dealer, old Fishmarket close
Warrand, John esq. 18. Albany street
Warrender, Sir George bart. Burntsfield house
Warrender, John esq. Burntsfield house
[Water-duty office, 10. Parliament square
Waters, Alex, boot and shoe maker, 24. Union st.
Waters, Daniel letter-carrier, low Calton
Waters, Henry flesher, 5. Ingliston street
[Waters, John flesher, 101. Nicolson street — house
' 53, Clerk street
•Waters, Mrs. lodgings, 2. Davie street
Waters, Miss 38. Rankeillor street
Waterston, David 25. New street, Canongate
Waterston, George wax -chandler — house 8. St.
i John's hill
Waterston, John builder, 3. middle Arthur street
Waterston, Richard and Company, haberdashers,
and linen-drapers, 2. High st. — ho. 49. Canongate Watson's Hospital, Meadow walk Watson and Allan, ironmongers and seedsmen, 97.
Grassmarket Watson, Reid, and Company, coach and cart
makers, King''s stables, Grassmarket Watson, Alex, surgeon, 12. north St. David street Watson, Alexander shoemaker, 50. Nicolson street Watson, Andrew esq. W. S. 19. Melville street Watson, Andrew shoemaker, 15. Jamaica street Watson, Arch, messenger at arms, 162. High st. Watson, Capt. u. n. 27. Ann street, Stockbridge Watson, Cha. grocer and tobacconist, 21. Bristo st, Watson, Daniel nailer, Abbeyhill Watson, David grocer, Cowfeeder row Watson, David writer, 63. North bridge Watson, Dav. vintner and stabler, 11. Candlem. row Watson, George jun. writer, 7. Charlotte street
1824-5. Y 3
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Watson, George portrait-painter, 10. Forth street Watson, Geo. mercantile accountant, 1. Moray st. Watson, George shoemaker, 48. west Rich mono
street Watson, George lodgings, 53. Rose street Watson, Henry George accountant, 29. India st. Watson, Hugh esq. W. S. 1. Charlotte square Watson, Ja. esq. advocate, 12. north St. David st. Watson, Rev. James 42. west Richmond street Watson, James builder, 3. Pitt street Watson, James baker, 8. Greenside place Watson, James of the Customs, Blandford cottage,
Bonnington road Watson, James general supervisor of Excise, Gil- more place Watson, James painter, foot of Canfs close ; a
Watson, James mason, 162. Rose street 7
Watson, James cooper, 40. Niddi-y street — hou^^p- 2. Salisbui-y street f-
Watson, James farmer, 6. Brown street ;*^
Watson, James grocer, 17. SaHsbury street ''^
Watson, Jeremiah spirit-dealer, 38. north back of
Canongate Watson, John manager of the Edinburgh gas-light j
Company, 14. New street, Canongate Watson, John cabinet-maker, Union lane — house
26. Frederick street Watson, John grocer, Dunbar's close Watson, John flesher, 10. James' place Watson, John spirit-dealer, 108. Pleasance Watson, J. cloth-merchant — house 142. Rose st. Watson, John tailor, Royal Bank close Watson, John confectioner, 2. Union place Watson, John bookbinder. Covenant close Watson, John lodgings, 26. Frederick street Watson, John lodgings, 5. Duke street Watson, Robert builder, 20. Drummond place Watson, Robert general agent, 24. Gayfield square Watson, Robert wright, 10. Richmond place Watson, Robert tailor, 53. Rose street Watson, Robert victual-dealer, 8. Abbeyhill Watson, Thomas rush-bottom chairmaker, Leith
walk Watson, Walter esq. 3. Charlotte square Watson, V/illiam esq. W. S. 23. James' square Watson, W, S. minature painter, 10. Forth street 1824-5. y 3
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[Watson, William tailor, 423. High street
AVatson, William tailor, Drumdryan
Watson, William baker, 2. west Register street
Watson, Mrs. Captain 30. Castle street
Watson, Mrs. 10. Hart street
Watson, Mrs. 28. Gaylield square
Watson, Mrs. 5. Moray street
Watson, Mrs. 26. Buccleuch place
Watson, Mrs. 3. Tobago street
Watson, Mrs. vintner, old Post-office close
iWatson, Mrs. lodgings. Back wall, Bristo port
Watson, Miss 31. York place
kVatson, Miss 34. Castle street
Watson, Miss charitable female society school, 21
Crosscauseway Watt, Alex, of the Post-office, 86. Canongate Watt, Alexander painter, 22. Carnegie street Watt, Alex, working jeweller, 21. Blair street —
house 82. South bridge S.Vatt, Alex, boot and shoe maker, 22. Circus pi. tVatt, Alexander, tailor, 3. Paul street Watt, Andrew dealer in wooden dishes, Black- friars^ wvnd Vatt, Andrew upholsterer, 3. Tiviot row Watt, David seal-engraver, 3. Milne square Watt, Dr. 29- Drummond place iVatt, J. B. writer, 13. James'' square iVatt, James victual-dealer, 18. Causewayside Watt, James spirit-dealer, 12. Buccleuch street Vatt, James boot and shoe maker, S3. India street Vatt, James Stewart farrier, 6. James' place Vatt, James lodgings, 4. James"" square Vatt, John wriglit and undertaker, 81. Rose sti^eet Vatt, John ivory, wood, and bone turner, 13.
High street Vatt, John lodgings, 15. Drummond street iVatt, Peter esq. accountant, and agent for the
Hope Fire and Life Office, 3. Parliament sq. —
house Bonnington mill house Vatt, Robert grocer, 28. Tobago st. — ho. 27. do. Vatt and M'Alpine, watchmakers, 73. Prince"'s st.
— house 11. west Richmond street Vatt, Mrs. John 6. Park street Vatt, Mrs. grocer, 17. West bow Vatt, Mrs. midwife, old Stamp-office close Vatt, Mrs. lodgings, 1. Adam street
1824-.5.
WAU— WEE
Wauchope, Andrew ivory-turner, 21. South bridg<
— house 9. Sahsbury road Wauchope, G. esq. wme-nierchant, 100. George st Wauchope, John esq. W. S. 28. Abercrombie pi. Wauchope, Mrs. George 18. Broughton street Wauchope, Miss of Edmonston 21. George squan Wauchope, Miss of Niddry, 54. George square Wauchope, Miss 4. Great King street Waugh and Innes, booksellers, publishers, anc
stationers, 2. Hunter square Waugh, Andrew surveyor of taxes, 72. Northum- berland street Waugh, John esq. 13. St. John street Waugh, John victualler, 17. Sciennes street Waugh, William west Causeway side '
Waugh, Mrs. of Foxhall, Grove street .',
Weatherly, Adam painter, 13. Drummond street '. Weatherly, John agent, 18. Roxburgh street Wear, Thomas esq. W. S. 15. south Nelson street Webb, Charles shoemaker, 5ii. Thistle street ,, Webb, Henry agent, 34. Clerk street /,
Webster, David printer and bookseller, 6. Horse
wynd Webster, Hamilton wright, Cowan's close, Cross- causeway Webster, James grocer, 13. Jamaica street Webster, Mrs. 13. Drununond place Webster, Mrs. stabler, 11. west Register street Webster, Miss 17. Meadow place Weddell, Alex, land-waiter, 7. Union street Weddell, David and John shoemakers, 11. Ar- thur street Weddell, Ja. confectioner and grocer, 67. Prince's
street — house 8. Hanover street Weddell, Thomas manufacturer, hosier and glover,
45. South bridge Weddell, Mrs. James 5. Keir street Weddell, Mrs. lodgings, 30. Lothian street Wedderburn, Henry esq. of Wedderburn, 17.
Aberci-ombie place Wedderburn, Dowager Lady 32. George square Wedderburn, Mrs. 34. Heriot row Wedderburn, Miss 5. north James' street Wedderspoon, Mrs. lodgings, 5. Drummond street Weekly Chkonicle publishing office, 210. High street 1824-5.
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IVEEKLY Journal publishing office, 251. High (; I Street
i Yeir, Andrew surgeon, ] 5. Broughton street Veir, George of Stamp-office, 13. Abbey hill Veir, Gideon esq. 15. Chapel street yeir, James of Post-office, 13. Abbey hill Veir, James manufacturer, 63. South bridge — ho. 7. Salisbury road
eir, Matthew esq. W. S. 14. Pitt street — cham- l bers 46. Queen street
jVeir, Thomas esq. W. S. 27. south Nelson street Veir, Mrs. Major 6. Lynedoch place Veir, Mrs. 3. Warriston crescent Veir, Mrs. Thomas 15. west Chapel street iVeir, Mrs. John 62. Hanover street tVeir, Mrs. 13. James'' square iVeir, Mrs. lodgings, 28. Clyde street tVelsh, A. and E. grocers and spirit-dealers, 36.
Northumberland street iVelsh, Alex, flesher, 102. Rose street Welsh, Alex, grocer, 2. Albany street IVelsh, David esq. W. S. 9- Northumberland st. —
— office 3. Queen street AVelsh, Ja. esq. advocate, 9. Northumberland st. i Welsh, James bootmaker, 17. south St. David st. Welsh, James of the Post-office, Gosford's court Welsh, James broker, 64. St. Mary wynd Welsh, John teacher of English, 28. north Rich- mond street Welsh, John examiner of hides, 56. High street Welsh, Rob. esq. of Collin, 9. Northumberland st. Welsh, Rob. esq. S. S. C. 60. Northumberland st. Welsh, William, Carlisle carrier, 3. Society Welsh, Mrs. 19. St. Patrick square Wells, George coach-hirer, Bristo port Wells, George teacher of Fi-ench, 54. South bridge Wellstood and Ogilvie, shawl-manufacturers, 27.
South bridge — Mr. W.''s house 7. Gray street Wellwood, Mrs. Wellvvood lodge — Burntsfield
links Wellwood, Misses 108. George street Wemyss and March, Right Hon. Earl of, 64.
Queen street Wemyss, Andrew manufacturer, Vennel, Portsb. Wemyss, David tea and spirit dealer. Abbey Wemyss, James esq. W. S. f}3. Howe street 1824-5.
WEM—WHI
Wemyss, John glazier, 73. Rose street
Wemyss, Otho St. esq. advocate, 32. Dublin st.
Wemyss, AVilliam draper, Clerk street
Wemyss, William late baker, 392. Castlehill
Wemyss, Mrs. 1. Park street
Wemyss, Mrs. lodgings, 65. Nicolson street '
Wemyss, Miss, Mineral street
Wemyss, Miss milliner and dressmaker, 53, Rose
street '
West of England Insurance Office, 87.
Prince''s street West of England Insurance Company, 2.
Park street West, Edward and Co. booksellers and stationers,
11. west Register street — house 10. Terrace West, Ja. painter, 9. James' pi. — shop Broughton West, Joseph coachmaker, York lane — house 28.
Greer.side street Westcott, John lodgings, 3. Richmond place Westgarth, John surveyor - general of Customs,
Maryfield, east road to Leith Weston, James looking-glass manufacturer, 69-
West Bow Weston, John lodgings, 19. Salisbury street Weston, Richard bookseller, 70. Candlemaker row Wharton and Company, spirit-dealers, north
Gray's close Wharton, Henry esq. S. S. C. Panmure's close Wharton, Right Honourable Lady Sophia, 15.
Shandwick place Whigham, Robert esq. advocate, 12. Dublin street Whillas, James cabinet-maker, 118. West Bow Whillas, John spirit-dealer, 7. north back of Ca-
nongate Whillas, Thomas cabinet-maker, 14. Lauriston
place Whillas, William cooper, 57. Bristo street Whillas, Misses straw-hat makers, 5. Lauriston
place White, A. and J. ironmongers, 16. Paul's work —
house foot of Chalmers' close White and Griffiths, manufacturers of umbrellas
and parasols, 219- High street, and 77. Prince's
street White, A. flesher, 21. Catherine street — ^house 8.
Greenside place 1824-5.
WHI— WHI
White, Andrew cofFee-room, 1. Hill square White, Arch, shoemaker, 19- Simon square White, Charles 392. Castlehill White, D. builder, 79. Leith wynd — house 9. Rox- burgh place White, George surgeon, 19- Buccleuch place White, George printer, Stevenlaw's close White, George baker, 20. Tobago street White, James (of White and Griffiths) Mound
place White, James surgeon, 5. Windmill street White, James basket-maker, 57. West Bow White, James painter, 28. low Terrace White, James smith, Lochrin White, James tobacconist, 33. South bridge, and
12. Clerk street White, James spirit-dealer, 102. Cowgate White, James teacher, 3. Leith wynd White, James flesher, 28. Clyde street White, James apothecary, 17. Bank street — house
451 . Lawnmarket White, John teacher, 22. Hanover street White, John lapidary, 35. North bridge White, John flesher, 6. Greenside place White, John mason, 92. Rose street White, John candlemaker, 94. Nicolson street White, Neil accountant, 119- Canongate White, Patrick bookbinder, 145. Cowgate White, Peter flesher, 196. Rose street White, Robert lodgings, 29- New street White, Thomas pipemaker, 223. Canongate White, Thomas stocking-engrafter, 1 . Milne square White, Wm. Logan esq. advocate, 2. Maitland st White, AVilliam grocer and spirit-dealer, 323
Cowgate White, Mrs. 27. Dundas street White, Mrs. Rosebank, Dalkeith road White, Mrs. 33. New street White, Mrs. 16. south James"* street White, Mrs. D. straw-hat manufacturer, 30. Dun- das street White, Mrs. dressmaker, 451. Lawnmarket White, Mrs. lodgings, 35. Lothian street White, Mrs. lodgings, 10. Richmond place White, Misses milliners and dressmakers, 56 George street 1824-5.
WHI— WIG
White, Miss boarding-school, 33. Albany street White, Miss sewing-school, 2. Davie street Whitecross, John teacher, 44. West port — housey
Portland place Whitecross, Mrs. 13. Lady Lawson's wynd Whitehead, James city-omcer, Fleshmarket close Whitehead, John writer, 6. Broughton place |
Whitehead, Thomas spirit-dealer, 95. Pleasance Whitehead, William mason, 9- Carnegie street Whitehead, William hosier, 41. South bridge Whitelaw and Fletcher, watchmakers, 15. Prince's
street Whitelaw, Alex, surgeon, 19. east Richmond street Whitelaw, David watchmaker, 16. Prince's street . Whitelaw, George flesher. Veal market — house
Craig's close Whitelaw, James watchmaker, 15. west Regis- ter street Whitelaw, James watchmaker, 4. east Arthur pi. Whitelaw, Anne grocer, 12. Canal street Whiting, Charles gardener, 13. Keir street Whittet, William builder, 31. India street Whyte, A. and J. smiths, 16. PauFs work Whyte, David builder, 9. Roxburgh place Whyte, J. and W. merchants, 2. Mansfield place Whyte, James esq. 2. York place Whyte, James circulating library, 14. south St ^Andrew street — house 3. Morton street, Leith Whyte, John printer, 451. Lawnmarket Whyte, Robert pewterer, 32. Cowgate, and 404t?/
Castlehill Whyte, WilHam and Co. book and music sellers,
12. south St. Andrew street — house 13. Pitt st. Whyte, Misses milliners, 56. George street Whytock, Richard and Co. manufacturers and
dealers in furniture drapery, 51. North bridge —
house 44. St. Leonard's j\f
Whytock, William merchant, 11. Montagu street-'.^ Whytt, IMiss, Bainfield, Fountainbi'idge Wigham, J. and J. shawl-manufacturers, 32.Nicol-
son street — house 10. Salisbury road Wigham, J. tertius, Gray street, Newington Wight, Alexander esq. W. S. 22. Society Wight, Alex. esq. banker, 12. Royal Exchange Wight, Andrew flesher, 221. Canongate Wight, George stabler, 22. Grassmarket
1824-5.
WIG— WIL
IWight, Henry esq. advocate, 9- St. Vincent street |Wight, James solicitor at law, 6. JaTnes' court '^ight, James builder, 9- Charles' street 'ight, John esq. W. S. 2. Leopold place iWight, John flesher, 212. Canongate [Wight, Robert senior, accountant, 23. Duke street
-house 25. India street IWight, Ro. jun. esq. accountant, 8. Abercrombie pi. Wi^ht, William cutler, 26. Potterrow — house 22.
ditto
Wight, William grocer, 55. Clerk street Wight, Miss 4. Northumberland street Wightman, Edward shoemaker, 9- James' place : Wightman, James vintner, 34. North bridge 'Wightman, John contractor, Grove, Fountainbr. Wightman, John builder, 9. middle Arthur street Wightman, Thomas tailor, 42. Thistle street Wightman, Mrs. Burrowmuirhead Wighton, Alex, builder, 9- mid Arthur street Wightman, A. G. jeweller, 18. Roxburgh street Wightson, Edward shoemaker, 9. James' place Wigton, George m. d. 99- Nicolson street Wilde, Dr. George surgeon, 17. Bristo street Wildbank, Mrs. 24. Brown square Wilkie, George, Union tavern and coffee-room,
2. Broughton street Wilkie and Dobson, builders, 29. India street Wilkie, Andrew silversmith, 47. High street Wilkie, David printer, 7. West bow Wilkie, David surgeon, 249. High street — house
7. West bow Wilkie, Duncan flesher, 8. middle Market Wilkie, James cabinet-maker, 13. Caltonhill Wilkie, John merchant-tailor and breeches-maker,
6. Hanover street Wilkie, Stewart jeweller, 3. Richmond court Wilkie, Robert builder, 25. India street Wilkie, Miss of Foulden, 49- George street Wilkinson, James plumber, 48. Potterrow Wilkinson, John shoemaker, 14. Union street Wilkinson, John, Woolpack inn, 14. Bristo street Wilkinson, Thomas esq. 20. Duke street Wilkison, Janies gunsmith, 5. Greenside street —
house 21. Leith street Will, Alexander examiner of Customs, 2 Rae-
burn place, Stockbridge 1824-5. z
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WiLlers, William stay and corset maker, 7. Leith jv street terrace \]\
Williams, Hamilton esq. W. S. 23. Howe street I ^ Williams, H. W. landscape-painter, 21. S^. 1^ Andrew square /p
Williams, J. F. landscape-painter, 6. George st. Williams, John surgeon, 9- Tiviot row . Y
Williams, John pocket-book and jewel-case makeup ,^ 3. Parliament square , ] \
Williams, M. A. surgeon, 12. Royal Exchange Williams, W. and G. marble-cutters, 2. BroughtoB i
place Williams, Richard agent for Willis and Co. Lon- don, 49. Prince's street Williams, Mrs. William milliner and dressmaker^
3. Elm row, Leith w-alk Williams, Mrs. dressmaker, 30. James' square Williamson and Wilkie, surgeons and apothecaries,
249- High street, and 19. Roxburgh street Williamson, Alexander surgeon — house 19- Rox- burgh street Williamson, Alex, writer, 24. south Richmond st. Williamson, B. spirit-dealer. Shrub place, Walk Williamson, Captain 2. Raeburn place, Stockbr. Williamson, David esq. W. S. 10. Parliament sq. Williamson, George grocer, 63. St. Mary's wynd Williamson, James and Son, merchants, 76. Nicol-
son street — house ditto Williamson, James esq. 8. George square Williamson, James writer, and King's messenger,
10. Parliament square Williamson, James painter, 2. St. Mary's wynd Williamson, James smith and farrier, Jock's lodge Williamson, James flesher, 29. Grassmarket AViUiamson, John clockmaker, 279- Cowgate Williamson, Robert architect and general factor,
14. Richmond place Williamson, Robert tailor, 9- Semple street Williamson, Samuel esq. 8. George street W^illiamson, William writer, 25. York place Williamson, William P. esq. merchant, Leith —
house 35. Queen street Williamson, AVilliam spirit-dealer, 135. Cowgate AVilliamson, Mrs. 24. south Richmond street Williamson, Mrs. lodgings, 16. south Richmond street 1824-5.
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tVilliamson, Misses milliners, 29- India street
Williamson, Miss 35. Queen street
Williamson, Miss 13. Hope street
Williamson, Miss dressmaker, 29. Frederick street
Willis, George and Company, clothiers to His
Majesty, &c. 49. Prince''s street Willis, Miss 9. north Nelson street Willison, Mrs. 39. George square Wills, John hatter, 3. North bridge — ho. Davie st. Wills, John grocer, Castlebarns Wilson & Craig, working-jewellers, 51 . North br. Wilson & Martin, clothiers, 4 so. St. Andrew st. Wilson, Adam esq. depute-clerk of Session, 12.
Forth street Wilson, Adam teacher, 90. Rose street Wilson, Adam lodgings, 2. and 106. Rose street Wilson, Alexander tailor, Pirrie's close Wilson, Alexander gardener and spirit-dealer,
King"'s park Wilson, Andrew landscape-painter, 35. Howe st. Wilson, Andrew leather-merchant, 16. Leith wynd
— house 8. Roxburgh street Wilson, Andrew builder, 19. Circus place west Wilson, Andrew engraver, 13. Hill place Wilson, Andrew fleslier, 8. and 9- High market —
house Allan''s close, High street Wilson, Andrew smith, in the Mint Wilson, Andrew weaver. Lady Lawson's wynd Wilson, Aaron esq. 35. Howe .street Wilson, Arch, bookbinder, 55. Potterrow Wilson, Arthur spirit-dealer, 5. Caltonhill Wilson, Charles sohcitor, 24. Greenside place —
chambers 10. Royal Exchange Wilson, Chas. brush-manufacturer, 40. Niddry st Wilson, Charles messenger at arms, 227. High st. Wilson, Daniel Dundee wholesale sheeting and
sacking warehouse, 306. Lawnmarket Wilson, IDavid esq. W. S. 11. York place Wilson, David slater, 1. Portland place Wilson, Dugald spirit and porter dealer, 23. Bank
street — house 84. Grassmarket Wilson, Francis esq. W. S. solicitor of taxes, 10.
Parliament square — house 17. Buccleuch place Wilson, Frazer esq. 41. Clerk street Wilson, George clothier, 20. James' square Wilson, George vintner, Sandiland's close 1824-5.
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t
Wilson, George surgeon and druggist, 5. Horse
wynd — house 150. High street Wilson, George messenger of the Bank of Scot- land— house ditto Wilson, George ironmonger, 255. High street- house 12. Surgeon's square Wilson, Hugh and Go. wine and spirit merchants,
Old Physic gardens Wilson, Hugh spirit-dealer, 152. Canongate Wilson, J. and G. tea and spirit dealers, 88.
High street Wilson, James esq. sheriff-clerk, 2. Lynedoch pi. Wilson, James esq. 53. Queen street Wilson, James of the British Linen Company, ,
SO. James' square Wilson, James tuner of musical instruments, 6^
Nicolson street Wilson, J. grocer and spirit-dealer, 111. West port , Wilson, James spirit-dealer, Main point Wilson, James auctioneer, 17. Dalrymple place Wilson, James spirit-dealer, 2. Caltonhill W^ilson, James shoemaker, 72. low Calton Wilson, James tailor, 56. Potterrow Wilson, James flesher, 36. Bristo street Wilson, James flesher, 76. Canongate Wilson, James grocer, 4. Adam street AVilson, James shoemaker, 55. Fountainbridge Wilson, John esq. professor of moral philosophy
in the University, 29. Ann street, Stockbridge Wilson, John jun. esq. advocate, 11. York place Wilson, John Cohn esq. \V. S. 19- Pitt street AVilson, John surgeon, 2. Adam street Wilson, John teacher of elocution, 15. Leith st. | Wilson, John spirit-merchant, 12. Catherine st. — | house 15. ditto j
Wilson, John grocer, 5. St. Mary's wynd |
Wilson, John baker, 52. Nicolson street j
Wilson, John v/right, 8. North bridge ij
Wilson, John constable, 36. Bristo street Wilson, John janitor of College — house ditto Wilson, John tailor, 72. St. Mary's wynd Wilson, John grocer, 17. Macdougald street Wilson, John cabinet-maker, 52. Cowgate Wilson, John lodgings, 135. Rose street Wilson, Jonathan gardener, road from Restalrig to Leith 1824-5.
WIL-WIL
Wilson, Joseph superintendent of mail-guards, 13.
Calton street Wilson, M. hairdresser, 2. St. Mary''s wynd Wilson, Patrick architect and surveyor, Wind- mill street
Wilson, l*eter wine and spirit dealer, 58. low Cal- ton and 142. Cowgate — house 42^ Lothian street Wilson, Robert S. esq. W. S. 53. Queen street Wilson, Robert writer, 62. Hanover street Wilson, Robert esq. 1. St. Vincent street Wilson, Robert shoemaker, 447. Lawnmarket Wilson, Robert cabinet-maker. Windmill street Wilson, R. G. fishing-tackle maker, 23. Prince''s st. Wilson, Robert extractor Court of Session, 113.
Fountainbridge Wilson, Robert baker, 149. Rose street Wilson, Robert flesher, 176. Rose street Wilson, Robert flesher, 100. low Calton Wilson, Tho. broker and auctioneer, 75. Cowgate Wilson, Thomas leather-dresser, Wardrop's court Wilson, William and Co. booksellers, 44. George
street — house 23. Scotland street Wilson, Wm. messenger at arms, 9- east Thistle st. Wilson, Wm. grocer and spirit-dealer. Main point Wilson, William grocer and spirit-dealer, Church
street, Heriot row Wilson, William teacher, 2. Nicolson square Wilson, William pocket-book maker and book- binder, 10. Hunter square Wilson, William gardener, 12. Surgeon square Wilson, William boot and shoe maker, Wright's
houses Wilson, William broker, 57- Leith wynd Wilson, William turner, 52. West port Wilson, Mrs. Major 41. York place AVilson, Mrs. 53. Queen street Wilson, Mrs. W. 113. Prince's street Wilson, Mrs. Janet 40. Rankeillor street Wilson, Mrs. 5. south James' street Wilson, Mrs, 42. Lothian street Wilson, Mrs. 14. Gilmore place Wilson, Mrs. C. fruiterer, 5. Catherine street Wilson, Mrs. E. eating-hovise, 473. Lawnmarket Wilson, Mrs. David midwife, 150. High street Wilson, Mrs. meal-dealer, 9- St. Mary's wynd Wilson, Mrs. lodgings, 31. Gay field square 1824-5. z 3
WIL— woo
Wilson, Mrs. lodgings, 47. north Hanover street Wilson, Mrs. lodgings, 4. Hope street Wilson, Mrs. lodgings, 56. George street Wilson, Mrs. lodgings, 5. Miln's court Wilson, Mrs. lodgings, 13. east Sciennes street Wilson, Miss 113. Prince's street ^
Wilson, Miss 3. Duncan street Wilson, Miss H. silk and worsted shop, 361. High st Wilson, Miss lodgings, 5. Nicolson street Winckworth, James bookbinder. Parliament stairs^
— house 111. Lauriston place Wingrave, Matthew straw-hat manufacturer, 31. .
North bridge Winks, James lath-splitter, 1. west Circus place Winter, James painter, 81. Grassmarket Winter, Robert flesher, 11. Jamaica street Winter, Thomas flesher, 58. Thistle street Winton, Campbell builder, 3. Baker place. Stock- bridge Winton, James plumber, 31. Gayfield place Winton, Mansfield tobacconist, 6. Catherine street Winton, Robert spirit-dealer, 19. so Hanover st. Winton, Mrs. G. 23. Dundas street Wintour, A. painter, 18. Castle wynd Wintour, John and Inglis, painters, 12. Semple st. Wintour, William tanner, Wrights houses Wintour, William of Excise, 12. Semple sreet Winyon, Mrs. 15. south Charlotte street Wirth, G. tailor and habit-maker, 54. Rose street Wise, Alex, grocer, 5. Castle street Wise, George grocer, 20. Frederick street Wise, George spirit-dealer, 1 . Grove place Wise, Richard esq. 11. Graham street Wiseman, David 55. Leith wynd Wishart, Arch. esq. W. S., and substitute- keeper of sasines. Register office — ^house 1. Raeburn pi Wishart, J. H. esq. surgeon, 43. York place Wishart, Patrick esq. W. S. 20. Heriot row Wishart, Mrs. Elizabeth Mary 68. George street Wishart, Mrs. Captain 20. Rankeillor street Witham, Henry esq. 14. Great King street Wood, Small, and Company, musical instrument- makers to his Majesty, 12. Waterloo place Wood and Company, grocers, 280. Canongate Wood, Alex, (of Wood, Small, and Company) — house Dean bank, Stockbridge '
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Wood, Alex. esq. advocate, 1. Royal Circus Wood, Alex, cabinet-maker, 12. Crosscauseway Wood, Francis spirit-dealer, 221. Cowgate Wood, George esq. surgeon, 15. Heriot row Wood, George turner, 4. York lane Wood, Henry broker, 67. St. Mary's wynd Wood, Dr. James 19- Royal Circus Wood, James messenger of Customs, 9. Thistle st. Wood, James smith, York lane — house 2. James' pi. Wood, James baker, 51. Thistle street Wood, James miniature-painter, 6. south St. Da- vid street
Wood, John esq. advocate, 51. Great King street Wood, John Philip esq. auditor of Excise, 8. south
Charlotte street Wood, John cashier of the Hercules Insurance
Company — house 28. Gayfield square Wood, John baker, 167. Rose street Wood, Jolm flesher, 11. Chapel street Wood, Robert piano-forte maker, 3. east Arthur pi. Wood, Thomas baker, 51. Thistle street Wood, Wilhamand Company, wine-merchants and
grocers, 8. Hanover street Wood, William esq. surgeon, 87. George street Wood, William grocer, 24. West Bow Wood, William mason, 1. James' square Wood, WiUiam lodgings, 47- Thistle street Wood, Mrs. 51. Great King street Wood, Mrs. 21. Leith street Wood, Miss 45. Queen street
Wood, Misses boarding-school, 15. Northumber- land street Woodburn, Mrs. William 70. High street Woodhouse, Miss boarding-school, 25. India st- Woolard, Thomas lodgings, 4. Elder street Wooley, Richard esq. wester Dairy house WooUey, Thomas lodgings, 13. India street Wordsworth, Samuel repository for the sale of
horses, &c. Nottingham place — house ditto Workman, William vintner, Buck's head, 3. Mar- ket street Worsley, Robert collector for the Union Canal
Company, Port Hopetoun Worthington, Walter spirit-dealer, Greenside pL Wotherspoon, William esq. 132. George street Wotherspoon, Misses 12. Clyde street 1824-5.
WOT— WKI I
Wotherspoon, Miss lodgings, 5. Drummoud street j Wotherspoon, Misses dressmakers, 136. George st. i Wright & Girvan, accountants, 16. Parliament sq. Wright, Alex, nursery and seedsman, 5. south
Union place — house 17. Pilrig street Wright, Alex, cabinet-maker, 259. Cowgate Wright, Alex, wright, Morningside Wright, Alex, broker, 2-56. Cowgate ' ;
Wright, Captain Daniel 35. Arthur street i :
Wright, David baker, 36. Rose street • |
Wright, David marble-paper manufacturer, foot of j
Parliament stairs, Cowgate Wright, D. postmaster and jobber, 3. Young st. Wright, Francis jew.eller and auctioneer, 3. south
Hanover street — house 6. Mansfield place Wright, George general agent, 17. Blair street —
house 12. Nicolson square Wright, George spruce and ginger beer brewer,
104. High street — house Bailie Fyfe's close Wright, George stabler, 22. Grassmarket Wright, J. and P. muslin-warehouse, 12. North br. Wright, James esq. W. S. 28. Forth street Wi-ight, James tobacconist, 33. New street, and
292. Canongate Wright, John builder, 10. George street Wright, John writer, 151. Cowgate Wright, Robert architect, 27. Dundas street Wright, Thomas Guthrie auditor of the Court gi
Session — chambers 16. Parliament square -^
house Duddingston cottage Wright, Thomas writer, 3. Brown street Wright, Thomas gold-beater, 25. New street Wright, W^illiam perfumer, 82. South bridge Wright, Wilham dyer, 9. Brown square Wright, William lodgings, 1- Broughton place Wright, Mrs. 31. London street Wright, Mrs. 2. north James"' street Wright, Mrs. 1. James' square Wright, Mrs. Salisbury square Wright, Mrs. midwife, 399- Lawnmarket Wright, Mrs. lodgings, 10. Hill square Wright, Mrs. lodgings, 4. Eldin street Wright, Miss 37. Queen street Wright, ]Miss 51. north Hanover street Wright, Miss milliner, 22. Frederick street Wright, Miss lodgings, 2. Arthur street
1824-5.
WRI— YOU
i¥rightman, Charles grocer, 4. Eldin street
iVylie, David esq. 28. London street iPVylie, Henry Johnston esq. writer, 56. Northum- ' Derland street
Wylie, James esq. W. S. 11. Castle street Wyllie, James victual-dealer, 112. Canongate Wyllie, William spirit-dealer, 75. Causewayside Wylie, Mrs. Dr. 25. Queen street Wynne, Rev. Richard 5. Warriston crescent
JLaniewicz, Felix professor of music, 84. Great
King street Yates, E. spirit-dealer, 194. Cowgate Yates, Ro. cork-cuttei^, Castle bank, Grassmarket Yates, Walter painter and paper-hanger, 40. Howe
street Yates, Miss 11. Howe street Yaule, Peter hair-dresser, 96. West bow Yeoman, James lodgings, 5. James' place Yeoman, James spirit-dealer, 20. Rose street Yellowlees and Bryce, coachmakei's, Mound place Yellowlees, Alex, cabinet-maker, 28. Thistle street Yellowlees, John coachmaker — house Nairne's cl. Yellowlees, John painter, 9- West bow Yetts, Fletcher overseer of public wells, and keeper
of fire-engines, 623. Castlehill \ oul, James lodgings, 5. James' place Yorkston, Arch, wright, Portland place Young, Ayton, and Rutherford, esqrs. W. S. 29-
Frederick street Young and Miller, drapers, 140. High street Young, Adam grocer, 4. Ingliston street Young, Alex. esq. W. S. 48. Queen street — cham- bers 29. south Frederick street Young, Alex, painter, 7. Paul street Young, Alex, baker, 55. Bristo street Young, Alex, tailor, 4. Hill place Young, Alex, late of royal artillery, Chalmers' cl. Young, Andrew of Bank of Scotland, 7. Lyne-
doch place Young, Andrew wright, Baron Grant's close Young, Archibald junior, cutler and surgeon's in
strument-maker, 58, South bridge — ho. 59. do 1824-5.
YOU— YOU
Young, Charles vintner, 24. Greenside street j
Young, Charles of Customs, Cheyne street I
Young, David painter, Spring gardens, Stockbr. ' j Young, David teacher, 38!^. Castlehill Young, Geo. accountant of Excise, S3. Union place Young, Geo. inspector of stillyards, Archibald pi. Young, George builder, 11. Pitt street Young, George tailor, 2. Gray's court, Nicolson sli Young, George merchant, George place, Leith wk. Young, George water-officer, 206. Rose street "^ Young, George spirit-dealer, 13. east Sciennes st. ^ Young, H. grocer, 328. Lawnmarket — ho. 507j
ditto ,'
Young, James esq. accountant, 118. Prince"'s street Young, James governor of Calton jail '
Young, James brewer, Riego street '
Young, James baker, Tollcross ^■
Young, James flesher, 32. low Calton Young, James grocer, 8. West bow Young, James flesher, 6. St. Patrick square Young, John esq. W. S. 32. Castle street '';
Young, John esq. 7- George street 'i
Young, John slater and glazier, Reid's close, 80^
Canongate -^
Young, John cabinet-maker, 23. St. James*" square Young, John shoemaker, west Alva street j
Young, John gardener, Morningside ^
Young, John poulterer, 6. Veal market — house
3. Milne square j
Young, John bookbinder. Covenant close — house j
162. High street i
Young, M. of British Linen Co. 7. London street'! Young, Richard brewer, south back of Canongate;
— house 15. St. John street •
Young, Richard stocking- weaver, 21. Bristo st'reetj Young, Robertof Post-office — house 16. Maryfieldjij
Easter road to Leith '!
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Young, Robert stay, corset, and umbrella maker/j
49. Lothian street Young, Robert slater, Kay''s court, Crosscauseway. Young, Robert tailor, 65. St. Mary's wynd Young, Robert tailor, 42. east Richmond street Young, Thomas writer, 18. west Nicolson street Young, Thomas smith, 94. Nicolson street Young, Thomas painter. Fountain close Young, WiUiam sen. esq. 55. Great King street
1824-5.
YOU— YUL
ifoung, William post-letter receiving-house, 6. West
port foung, William and D. merchants, 17. Cowgate foung, William surgeon, 141. West port, and
3. Bread street, Port Hopetoun iToung, William of Post-office, 14. Salisbury place iToung, William of" Stamp-office, 1. Buccleuch st. foung, Dr. William 12. St. Patrick square ifoung, William builder, 14. Clerk street iToung, William shoemaker, 8. Carnegie street iToung, William grocer, 17. Cowgate — house 86.
Candlemaker row iToung, Mrs. of Netherfield, 20. Coates crescent ifoung, Mrs. 6. Pitt street ifoung, Mrs. 3. Moray street ifoung, Mrs. 28. Clyde street ^oung, Mrs. 6. Brown street iToung, Mrs. 14. Clerk street iToung, Mrs. 18. Drummond street iToung, Mrs. 99- north back of Canongate iToung, Mrs. 2. James' place ^oung, Mrs. grocer, 21. Richmond place iToung, Mrs. dressmaker, 6. West port iToung, Mrs. lodgings, 6. Cumberland street iToung, Mrs. lodgings, 3. north Richmond street iToung, Miss 1. London street iToung, Miss 6. Leopold place iTounger Wm. and Co. brewers. Horse wynd, foot
of Canongate Vounger, William esq. 26. Drummond place Younger, Wm. esq. advocate, 26. Drummond pi. Y^oungson, Alex. esq. W. S. 118. Prince''s street Youngson, Mrs. 59- Frederick street ^uill, James spirit-dealer, 60. Rose street Yule & Abernethy, woollen-drapers, 36. North br. Yule, Dr. 23. York place Yule, George merchant 36. North bridge — house
Broughton park Yule, James builder, Paterson's court, Broughton Yule, John and James bakers, 519. Lawnmarket —
house 10. Parliament square Yule, John esq. W. S. 3. Gloucester place — cham- bers 4. Thistle court Yule, John baker — house Fisher's close Yule, Robert cabinet-maker, St. John's hill Yule, William esq. 10. Tiviot row
1824<-5.
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Yule, Mrs. 15. middle Arthur street Yule, Misses and Co. dressmakers, James'' coui Lawnmarket
Zappie and Wright, artificial flower-makers. Thistle street
Zeigler, Alex, surgeon, 41. Nicolson street
Zeigler, John merchant, 88. South bridge — house 7. Nicolson square
Zeigler, John jeweller, goldsmith, and assay- office, 7. Nicolson square
Zeigler, William jeweller, Darling's buildings, Stockbridge
Zeigler, Miss 1. Gilmore place
Zenoni and Butti, looking-glass manufacturers, &. Calton street
Zenoni, John dealer in artificial flowers and feathers^ — ^house 17. Caltonhill
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LEITH
DIRECTORY.
A
Aberdeen and Leith Shipping Company's Of- fice, 2. Dock gates Abeniethy, Scott watchmaker, Q6. Kirkgate Adam, A. and S. skinners and wool-dealers, Bon-
nington milJ Adam, J. grocer, Down's land, foot of Leith walk Adamson, John shipmaster, 23. Kirkgate Adamson, Rob. coal-merchant, 27. Couper street
— house 34. ditto Adamson, Mrs. lodgings, 23. Kirkgate Admiral''s Office, Whale brae, Newhaven Ainslie, W. and J. spirit-merchants, 3. Quality lane Anslie, James merchant, 24. Chai-lotte street Ainslie, William merchant, 115. Constitution st. Aire, Mrs. John 10. Wellington place Aitchison, Francis merchant, 17. Bernard street Aitchison, George and Co. merchants, 14. Bernard
street — house 17. ditto Aitchison, Rev. T. Smith's place, Leith walk Aitchison, Thomas wright, 74. Kirkgate Aitken, James and Co. coopers, 7. Commercial
place — counting-house 20. Timber bush Aitken, James shipmaster. Cannon street Aitken, Mitchell spirit- dealer, 66. Shore Aitken, Thomas of Leith Ropery Co. Bath street Aitken, William teacher, 20. Tolbooth wynd Aitken, Mrs. A. rope and. sail maker, 9. Kirkgate Alexander, Alex, hairdresser, 28. Kirkgate Alexander, George compass-maker, 62. Shore Alexander, Robert watchmaker and sea compass- maker, 62. Shore
1824.-5. a
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ALE— AND
Alexander, Thomas cooper, 1. Fox lane Alexander, William wine-merchant, Constitution
street — house Vanburgh place Alison, A. and J. merchants, 15. Bernard street - Alison, David merchant, 23. Bernard street Allan, Alex, wine and spirit merchant, 31. Con- stitution street Allan, Ja. wine and spirit merchant, Timber bust Allan, John hairdresser, 5. Coalhill Allan, John surveyor of taxes, Bonnington bank Allan, R. confectioner, 50. Tolbooth wynd Allan, Thomas esq. Allanfield, north Leith Allan, Thomas cooper, 12. Timber bush — house
33. Bernard street Allan, William and Sons, brokers, Assembly street^ Allan, William senior, broker, 2. Union street Allan, William vintner, 14. Shore Allan, Mrs. J. 55. Constitution street j
Allan, Mrs. lodgings, 6. Fife place i
Allan, Mrs. tobacconist and spirit-dealer, 56. St.
Andrew street Allardice, Arch, and Co. printers. Sugar-house cl.- Allardice, Robert bookseller, 15. Tolbooth wynd Allison, Adam pilot and publican, 9- Shore Allison, Andrew and Sons, rope and sail-cloth
makers, 25. Elbe street Allison, Andrew gardener, head of Pilrig avenue Allison, D. merchant, Taaphall, Bonnington Allison, Edward Duffin surgeon, 55. Kirkgate Allison, James and Son, vinegar-makers to His '■
Majesty, foot of Leith walk Allison, William of the Customs, 21. Couper street Allison, Wm. rope and sail-cloth maker, 25. Elbe st. Allison, William shoemaker, 82. Kirkgate Alloa Coalery Coal-Yard, foot of Leith walk Anderson and Son, builders, 4. Wellington place Anderson, Dr. Charles 33. Quality street Anderson, George builder, 4. Wellington place Anderson, Geo. H. shipbuilder, 20. Shirra brae Anderson, Hart wine-merchant and collector of
taxes, 44. Constitution street Anderson, J. G. merchant, 36. Bernard street Anderson, James teacher of music, 121. Kirkgate Anderson, James grocer, 14. Yardheads Anderson, James slater, 137. Kirkgate Anderson, J. H. Russian Consul, 36. Bernard st.
1824-5.
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AND— BAI
Anderson, John Leitli walk foundevy, foot of the
Walk — house ditto Anderson, Peter of Shox-e-dues office, Glass-work Anderson, Robert and Co. ship-owners and general
merchants, 130. Constitution street Anderson, Ro. wholesale iron-merchant, Baltic st.
— house George place, Leith walk Anderson, Robert grocer, 82. St. Andrew street Anderson, Robert grocer, ] . Cable wynd Anderson, William commission-agent, John''s lane
— house 4. Roxburgh street, Edinburgh Anderson, William shipmaster, foot of Waters' cl. Anderson, William meal- dealer, 147. Kirkgate Anderson and Gavin, merchants, 36. Bernard st. Anderson, Mrs. Bathfield house Anderson, Mrs. 10. Shore Anderson and Saunders, Misses dressmakers, 19-
Charlotte street Anderson, Miss 28. Constitution street Anderson, Miss toy-shop, Cobourg street Anderson, Miss 2. Morton street Antonio, J. spirit-dealer Heriot place, Leith walk Archibald, D. and J. coopers, 49. Tolbooth wynd Archibald, David cooper, 49- Tolbooth wynd Archibald, Wm. merchant, Taaphall, Bonnington Archibald, Mrs. lodgings, 4. Tolbooth wynd Armour, David spirit-dealer, Johnston street Armsti'ong, William vintner, 53. Shore Arnott, George commission-agent, 2. Timber bush Arnott, William smith, Burgess"* close Atlas Fire and Life Assurance Office, 29.
Berimrd street Auld, William esq. Laverock bank Auld, William merchant, 3. Jamaica street Australian Company's Office, Ronaldson's wharf, north Leith
B
ijAiLiE, Peter shipmaster, 27. Giles street Baillie, Mrs. lodgings, 6. Annfield, Newhaven Bain, John rector of High school, 14. Mitchell st Bain, William of City of Edinburgh steam-packet — house George street 1824-5.
BAI^BEA
i
Baird, James esq. 2. George place, Leith walk
Baird, Richard, Oakfield, Newhaven
Baird, William esq. Murrayfield, Brickfield
Baird, Mrs. Alexander, Bowie's close t
Baker, Mrs. Taaphall, Bonnington
Balfour, Gourlay ship-chandler, 1. Commercial p|-
— house Laverock bank, Newhaven Balfour, James esq. W. S. Pilrig house Balfour, John and Co. corn-factors, Timber bush,
— house 6. Pilrig sti'eet Balfour, William corn-merchant, 69. Wet Dock,
— house 141. Kirkgate Balfour, William spirit-dealer, 12. Broad wynd Balgarrie, William meal-dealer, head of Kirkgate Ballantine, William club-maker, golf-house Balleny and Douglas, merchants, 60. Yardheads Balleny, Mrs. 5. Wellington place Ballingall, William shipmaster, Portland terrace Ballingall, Miss. E. Portland terrace Band, Mrs. Henry, King street Banks, Brothers and Co. carron warehouse, 26. Shore Banks and Rate, timber-merchants, foot of Leith
walk — house Smith's place, ditto Banks, James timber-merchant, Ronaldson's build- ings, foot of Leith walk Bannatyne, Robert officer for the herring fishery,
New Docks Barclay, Davidson hairdresser, 22. Tolbooth W3rnd Barclay, John esq. of Customs — house 1. Smith's
place, Leith walk Barclay, John grocer, Maitland place, Newhaven Barclay, Mrs. 3. George place, Leith walk Barclay, Mrs. rope-maker, 123. Kirkgate Barker, Thomas brewer, 8. Yardheads Barnct, James merchant, 23. Kirkgate Barnston, John grocer, 2. Citadel street Barr, George grocer, 88. Giles street Barrie, John baker, 69. Tolbooth wynd Barringer, Mrs. Cobourg street Barry, James baker, LiddelFs close Barthlet, Mrs. lodgings, Annfield, Newhaven Bates, William town-crier, 2. Shirra brae Bayne, Robert grocer, 85. Shore — house Hillhouse-
field, Quecnsferry road Baxter, James shoemaker, 107. Kirkgate Beacon Fire Insurance Oirice, 42. Elbe street
1824-5.
BEA— BIS
Beadie, J. C. merchant, 37. Shirra brae
Beatson, Robert vintner, 4. Bernard street
Beat tie, David vintner, 17. Shore
Beggrie, Fisher gardener, Pilrig road
Begrie, Alex, founder, Bonnington bridge
Begrie, George skinner, Bonnington bridge
Bell, Rennie, and Company, wine-merchants, 34.
Quahty street Bell, George, esq. 1. Great Wellington street Bell, H. D. grocer. Poplar lane Bell, James and Company, wine and corn mer- chants, 58. Shore Bell, James broker, 10. Water lane Bell, James esq. 1. Jamaica street Bell, J. R. shipping and commercial agent, 3. Pil- rig street Bell, Robert turner, 20. St. Andrew street Bell, Mrs. of Bellfield, Trinity Bell, Mrs. J. shoe and clog maker, 28. Coalhill Bell, Misses H. and E. dressmakers, 4. Dock st. Bennet, Alexander senior, wright, 1. Fox lane Bennet, Alexander junior, cabinet-maker. Assem- bly street — house foot of the Shore Bennet, David victualler, G3. Constitution street Bennet, L. wine and spirit merchant, 23. Yard- heads — house 47. ditto Bennet, R. shipmaster, 31. Couper street Bernard, D. of Haig's distillery, Bonnington bank Bertram, J. A. wine-merchant, 6. Timber bush —
house 2. Baxter's place, Leith walk Bertram, Wm. and Co. wine and spirit merchants,
Duke street— house 2. St. John's street, Edin. Bett, David merchant, Mayfield Bett, Robert baker, 14. Broad wynd Beveridge, David grocer, 1. Hamburgh place Beveridge, James Shore-dues office, 2. Dock gates Beveridge, Samuel solicitor, 2. Coalhill Bigellman, Mrs. lodgings, 66. Tolbooth wynd Bigland, Robert mason lodge, St. Andrew street Binnie, Mrs. flesher, 15. St. Andrew street Bird, Mrs. midwife. King street Bishop, John pviblican, 22. Broad wynd Bishop, Thomas shipmaster, 4. Hope street terrace Bisset, Adam merchant and billet-master, 26. Qua- lity street Bisset, Alexander shipmaster, 26. Quality street 1824-5. a 3
BIS— BOY
Bisset, William publican, 31. St. Andrew street ': Black, Alexander wright, 18. Giles street Black, Alex, grocer, King street Black, David boot and shoe maker, 138. Kirkgate Black, Ja. tobacconist, 59. Shore — house Duke st. '• Black, James of the Customs, 6'. Hamburgh placei Black, Thomas and Co. grocers, 54. Giles street Black, T. and J. agents, 36. Mitchell street \.
Black, Wm. Giles and Co. brewers, St. Anthony st. Black, Mrs. 1. Gulland's land, Couper street Blackie and Gibson, wine-merchants, BelFs court,
Quality street, and 16. Hart street, Edinburgh Blackie, Alex. B. wine-merchant, BelTs court Blackie, Andrew grocer, Fox lane i
Blackie, George gardener, upper Hermitage Blackie, Walter cooper, 5. IVIitchell street — house*
2. Baltic street 1
Blackie, Mrs. publican, 69. Bernard street Blackwell, Miss Hawthornville, Leith fort Blair and Co., stoneware-merchants, Cobourg st. Blair, Robert spirit-dealer, Cobourg street Blanthorn, Mrs. midwife, 44. Sheephead wynd Blyth, Adam boot and shoe maker, 141. Kirkgate Blyth, James esq. banker, 19- Pilrig street Blyth, James esq. 3. Maitland place, Newhaven Blyth, James shoemaker, 1. Bernard street Blyth, Steven shoe-Avarehouse, 89- Shore Blyth, Miss, Bonnington bridge '
Boon, Robert teacher, 2. Fox lane Boon, Mrs. grocer, 2. Fox lane Borthwicks and Company, wood-merchants, Leith
Saw-mills Borthwick, James merchant, Hillhousefield house Borthwick, Patrick esq. merchant. Wet docks —
house 27. Albany street, Edinburgh Boswell, J. C. wine-merchant, Trinity-house Botham, Capt. 8. Starbank cottage, Newhaven Bowe, AV. and T. tea and spirit dealers, 143. Kirk- gate, and 78. Shore — house 43. Tolbooth wynd Bowes, Alex, gardener, Seafield, Links Bowie, Wm. grocer, 12. Bridge st. — house 14. do. Boyd, John junior, corn-merchant, John's lane —
house 16*. Charlotte street Boyd, John ship-owner, 1. Bonnington place Boyd, W. and A. wood-merchants, Leith Saw-mills
— house 4. London sti'eet, Edinburgh 1824-5.
BOY— BRO
Boyd, William baker, Lochend road
Boyd, William spirit-dealer, 3. Coalhill
Briiidwood and Co. London porterstore, 112. Kirkg.
Braidwood, James stone-merchant, Cobourg street
Bradberry, Mrs. 2. Shore
Brash, Alex, grocer, 29- Yardheads
Brash, D. grocer and spirit-merchant, 26. Coalhill
Breham, Edward surgeon -dentist, MiddlefieM
house, Leith walk Bremner, John fruiterer, 2. Constitution street Bridelton, Mrs. lodgings, 67. Tolbooth wynd British Linen Company's Banking-Office,
48. Bernard street Broadfoot, John general agent and ship-broker,
19. Quality street — house 6. Baltic street Brodie, Lieut. Alex. r. n. 9. Fife place, Leith walk Brodie, Alex, merchant. New dock — ho. 23. Forth i street, Edinburgh Brodie, George spirit-dealer, 90. Shore Brodie, J. C' corn-merchant, 37. Shirra brae Brodie, Mrs. grocer, 14. Yardheads Brodie, Mrs. 14. Bridge street Brooks, John spirit-dealer, 18. Bridge street Brown, Rev. Dr. And. Lackfield, Trinity Brown, Colin gardener, Bowershall, Bonnington Brown, C. T. whipmaker, Green tree, Leith walk Brown, David spirit-dealer, 83. Giles street Brown, George baker, 10. Bernard street Brown, George tailor, 118. Kirkgate Brown, J. surgeon and accoucheur, 5. so. Fort st. Brown, James publican, Bonnington Brown, John shipmaster, 11. Welhngton place Brown, John 10. Bridge street Brown, John flesher, 22. Couper street Brown, R. and W. merchants, 19. St. Andrew st. Brown, Robert junior, manager for the Australian
Company, 25. Shirra brae Brown, Thomas broker, 25. Tolbooth wynd Brown, Tho. of the Customs, Bonnington bank Brown, W. M. leghorn-presser and straw-plait
bleacher, Heriot place, Leith walk Brown, W. and P. flint-glass manufactory, little
Carron glass-hovise Brown, Wm. sen. tobacconist, 37. Tolbooth wynd Brown, Wm. jun. tobacconist, 24. Bridge street Brown, Wm. tide-surveyor, Albany street 1824-5.
BRO— CAL
Brown, Mrs. 22. Bridge street '
Brown, Mrs. Robert 63. Tolbooth wynd ^
Brownhill, D. shipmaster, 16. Couper street Bruce, Shaw, and Co. wine-merchants, 46. Consti^t
tution street Bruce, James builder, 2, Baltic street .
Bruce, John surgeon, 12. King's build. Leith walk Bruce, Ro. manager London and Edinbui-gh ship^[
ping Company — house 22. Charlotte street ' Bruce, Walter and Sons, wrights, Charlotte street
— house 40. Constitution street Bruce, Walter junior, merchant, old Sugar-house
close — house 40. Constitution street i
Bruce, William wright, 41. Constitution street f Bruce, Miss of Stenhouse, Eastfield place L
Brunton, Adam flax-merchant, 9. Horse wynd ^* Brunton, Ro. carron- warehouse, 65. Tolbooth wynd^l Bryce, George publican. Broad wynd ...
Bryce, James wright, 2. Baltic street u
Bryce, William builder. Trinity cottage Buchan, Walter jun. vintner, 4-5. Charlotte street
— livery-stables 32. Constitution street Buchan, Miss dressmaker, 1. Morton street [
Buchanan, Mrs. vintner, 55. Bernard street Buchanan, Miss Viewfield, Trinity, Newhaven Bulker's Office, Wet docks Bulloch, Miss 9- Broad wynd Burge, Charles hat-warehouse, 140. Kirkgate Burn, Alex. esq. Hermitage house. Links Burn, Wm. Scott timber-merchant, 24. Bernai'd st, Burnet, Alex, merchant — house Hermitage cot- tage, foot of Lochend road Burnet, Andrew grocer. Fox lane Burnet, James printer, bookseller, and bookbinder,
16. Bernard street — house 10. Wellington place Burnet, Robert esq. W. S. Trinity Burnet, Mrs. lodgings, 1. Cromwell street
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Oaithness, Earl of, Denholm green, Trinity Calder, Charles land-waiter, 44. Bridge street Calder, James general inspector of herring-fishery,
Dock gates Calder, John fish-curer, 3. Commercial place 1824-5.
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lallam, Thomas tin and copper smith, 54. Shore — house 28. Constitution street iallender, David and Co. tanners, St. Anthony st. 'allender, Thomas and Son, leather-merchants, 130. Kirkgate
Cameron, Daniel billiard-room, 10. Shore ameron, Duncan spirit-dealer, 33. Charlotte st. ameron, George spirit-dealer. Dock gates ameron, J. and P. Perth, Cupar, and Aberdeen carriers, 1. Shore Ilameron, J. royal navy, Taaphall, Bonnington ""ameron, James brushmaker, 9- Coalhill ameron, Leonard cooper, 7. Shore ameron, Mrs. lodgings. Queen street ampbell. Arch, clerk, 32. Bridge street !!Iampbell, Blair shoemaker, l^onnington Campbell, Colin clubmaker. Golf-house Campbell, Duncan 82. Constitution street Campbell, H. general agent, &c. 11. Mitchell street Campbell, John tailor, Bonnington Campbell, Robert vintner, Newhaven Campbell, William merchant, 7. Coalhill Campbell, Mrs. dressmaker, Ronaldson"'s buildings Campbell, Mrs. lodgings, 7. Coatfield lane Campbell, Miss lodgings, Annfield Candlish, Wm. post-office, grocer, spirit-dealer, and
coach-office, Newhaven Cannon, James vintner, 2. Bernard street Carfrae, J. and W. merchants, 9- Quality street —
house 37. York place, Edinburgh Carmichael, Peter, Coatfield lane Carphin, John L. merchant, BelFs court Caiironhall Company's Coal-yard, Cobourgst. Carron Company's Warehouse, Wet docks Carse, Thomas coach and harness manufactory,
Orchardfield lane, Leith walk Carse, Thomas coach-office, 87. Shore — house foot
of Tolbooth wynd Carson, William esq. Middlefield, Leith walk Carstairs, George merchant, 22. Timber bush —
house 8. Wellington place Carter, James teacher, 74. Constitution street Cassills, W. G. merchant, Assembly street — ^house
Prospect bank, Brickfield Cathcart and Henderson, wine-merchants, old Sugar-house close, Tolbooth wynd 1824-5.
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Cay, Albert merchant, 8. Quality street Chalmers, Captain I'oyal artillery, 3, WiUiamfield Chalmers, John accountant, 123. Constitution st. jC Chalmers, Richard grocer and penny post-office,;
6. Fife place, Leith walk Chalmers, William tailor, 63. Tolbooth wynd i Chapman, Andrew spirit-dealer, 1. Citadel Chapman, John surgeon and apothecary, 45. Tol- booth wynd — house Hawkfield "> Charteris, James fieslier, Orchardfield lane Charteris, John shipmaster, 1. Sandport street J Charteris, Miss worsted shop, 119. Kirkgate Cheyne, Dr. Bayne 4. Quality street i Cheyne, Charles surgeon, 4. Quality street < Cheyne, Colonel, Bonnington brae Cheyne, James merchant, 88. Constitution street—*-
house 5. Springfield, Leith walk Child, William esq. 15. Pilrig street Chisholm, Fergus cork-cutter, 58. Kirkgate '
Chisholm, Miss straw-hat maker, foot of Walk '■■ Christie, Alex, and Co. ironmongers, 56. Shore m^ Christie, Alex, slater, 27. Giles street I
Christie, Alex, spirit-dealer, 1-2. Giles street ) |
Christie, John vintner, 21. Shore Ml
Christie, Samuel slater, 26. Giles street Christie, William tea, wine, and spirit merchantvl 12. Tolbooth wynd — house 106. ConstitutioM street ••
Christie, Mrs. 4. Morton street ii
Chrighton, C. carpenter, Water lane Clapperton, James ironmongery warehouse, lO.Tol-! booth wynd — house 20. Bernard street I
Clark, James tailor, 92. Kirkgate ' i
Clark, John vintner, Newhaven !
Clark, Thomas spirit-dealer, 128. Kirkgate !
Cleghorn, Archibald corn-merchant. Bank place Cleghorn, William corn-merchant, Shirra brae i Cleghorn, Mrs. 2. Hope street terrace I
Cleghorn, Miss teacher, 12. Couper street Cleland, William grocer, 35. Queen street \
Cleugh, Alex, maltster, 30. Giles street |
Cleugh, Robert spirit-dealer, 2. Queen street |
Clowson, Mrs. vintner, 9. St. Andrew street i
Clyne, John clothier, 49- Shore — house Albany.;
street cottage, north Leith Clyne, John shipmaster, 12. Couper street '
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L'ockburii, Robert and John, and Co. wine-mer- chants, Duke street Coldstream and Co! wine-merchants, 47. Mitchell st. uoldstream, John esq. 114. Constitution street Doldstreani, Robert esq. 114. Constitution street L^oUier, David vintner, 48. Shore ;:;ollier, George vintner, royal landing-place ta- i vern, 28. Shore
Oolquhoun, Rev. Dr. 110. Constitution street iomb, James cooper, 112. Kirkgate Combe, Delafield,and Company's porter store, head
of Broad wynd '
Combe, Dr. James 40. Charlotte street Commercial Banking Company's Office, 15.
Constitution street Commercial List Office, 3. Bernard street Commercial Tavern, Sandport street Connal, James merchant. 111. Constitution street Constable, Thomas baker, 56. Tolbooth wynd Cooper, W. silk-dyer, I.Giles buildings, Leith wk. Cooper, William spirit- dealer, and Fife steam-boat
coach-office, Newhaven Cooper, Mrs. grocer. King street Cooper, Mrs. OO. Tolbooth wynd Corbett, Borthwick, and Co. merchants. Dock st. Cornwall, James esq. 1. Pilrig street Corsar and Gordon, merchants, 16. Quahty street Corstorphine, John grocer, 11. Giles' street Cossar, Miss candle and oil shop, 51. Kirkgate Council-Chamber, 54. Tolbooth wynd County Fire and Provident Life Office, 12.
Charlotte street Coventry, R. meal-dealer, 26. Bridge street Cowan, "C. and Co. tea-merchants, 13. Tolb. wynd Cowans and Co. bakers, 47- Giles' street Cowan, Walter merchant, 13. Hermitage place Crabb, George shipmaster, 84. Shore Craig, George dairy-keeper, 47. St. Andrew street Craig, Hamilton Peacock tavern, Newhaven Craig, John merchant, 36. Bernard street Craig, John wright, 83. St. Andrew street Craig, Mrs. lodgings. Broad wynd Craigie, W. T. merchant, 22. Mitchell street Craigie, Mrs. Hope street
Crawford, John wholesale iron-merchant, 25. Bal- tic street — house ditto 1824-5.
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Crawford, J. G. teacher, 2. Charlotte street Crawford, Philip slater, 16. Coalhill Crawford, Robert baker, 88. Kirkgate Crawford, Robert grocer and spirit-dealer, 13. Con- stitution street, and 1. Sandport ! Crawford W. and J. and Andersons, wholesale iron
and copper merchants, 26. Baltic street Crealey, Francis grocer. Fox lane Cree, Robert merchant, 41. Constitution street Cree, Miss 41. Constitution street Creer, Mrs. lodgings, 22. Bridge street Creir, James shipmaster, 3. Hamburgh place Crichton, Alex, shipmaster, 2. Portland terrace Crichton, George manager of the London, Ediiv burgh, Glasgow, and Leith Shipping Company — house Smith's place, Leith walk 4
Crombie, Alex, cooper, 22. Water lane ^
Cropper, J. tailor, 14. Giles buildings, Leith walk Crouden, Thomas shipbuilder, 3. Albany street Crow, William spirit-dealer, Citadel Cruickshank, Cha. fruiterer, 48. St Andrew street Cruickshank, Charles grocer, 37. Elbe street Culbertson, W. gardener. Cherry bank, Newhaven Culbertson, Mrs Robert Coatfield lane ,
CuUen, Rev. George Morton street Cullen, Ja. of the Excise, Patison's row, Elbe st. Cuming, John shipmaster, 2. Sandport street Cuming, J. weaver, Queen'slane, foot of Leith walfe
— house 102. Kirkgate Cuming, Miss C. muslin warehouse, 120. Kirkgate Cumming, D. agent for Aberdeen traders. Dock
gates — house 19. Couper street Cundell, Mrs. 2. Hope street Cunningham, Alex, flesher, 7. Tolbooth wynd Cunningham, Alex, flesher, 1. Queen street ^
Cunningham, Andrew esq. 5. Moray street Cunningham, Andrew wright, 28. Couper street Cunningham, James esq. Bonnington Cunningham, Miss 24. Bernard sti'eet f
Currie, P. of Custom-house, 21. Couper street Currie, Thomas smith, 2. Hamburgh place CusTOM-HousE, end of New Drawbridge Cuthbertson, David umbrella-maker. Queen stree]. Cuthbertson, William baker, 79- Kirkgate
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Jagger, James tailor, 47. Yardheads
)all, Capt. of James Watt steam-yacht — house 1.
Hope street
)alziel, A. baker, 8. Couper street — house 9. ditto )alziel, William baker, 7. Tolbooth wynd )aniels, Johu painter, 5. Old Bridge end )arby, Miss 6. Baltic street )arge, Robert farrier. Weir's close, Kirkgate )arge, Mrs. broker, 146. Kirkgate .)arling, A. horse-dealer, Spence''s land, Yardheads )avid''s (St.) CoALEiiY CoAL-YARD, 8. Bridge St. )avidson, B. painter, 7. Charlotte st. — ho. 49- ditto )avidson, James shipmaster. Hermitage hill )avidson, John shipmaster, 29. Couper street )avidson, T. gardener, Claremont park. Links )avis, George spirit-dealer, 53. Kirkgate )awson, Thomas publican, 11. Coalhill )ay, John esq. naval storekeeper, Newhaven )eas, Robert grocer, Newhaven )empster, George permit-writer, Leith walk )ewar, J. of Leith walk foundcry, foot of Walk )ick, James wright, Morton street )ick, Robert slater, St. Andrew street )ick, W. shipmaster, Madeira st. north Leith )ick, Mrs. grocer, 38. Kirkgate )ick, Mrs. grocer, 57. Giles street )ick. Miss milliner, 16. St. Andrew street )ickie, William 21. Couper street )ickman, John watchmaker, 36. Shore )ickson, Andrew tailor, 99. Kirkgate )ickson, George tailor, 20. Bernai'd street )ickson, James dyer, 31. Giles street )ickson, James writer, 29- Bernard street )ickson, John publican, 24. Queen street )ickson, R. and J. cork-manufacturers, 8. Quality
street — house 20. Bernard street )ickson, W. wine-merchant, 46. Constitution st. )ickson, Misses milliners, 77. Giles street )ingwall, Mrs. Hillhouse-iield, Bonnington place Dobbie, John cooper, 3. Mitchell street )obbie, Robert shipmaster, 33. Shirra brae 1824-5. b
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Crawford, J. G. teacher, 2. Charlotte street Crawford, Philip slater, 16. Coalhill Crawford, Robert baker, 88. Kirkgate Crawford, Robert grocer and spirit-dealer, 13. Cou
stitution street, and 1. Sandport ■ '
Crawford W. and J. and Andersons, wholesale iroi
and copper merchants, 26. Baltic street Crealey, Francis grocer. Fox lane Cree, lElobert merchant, 41. Constitution street Cree, Miss 41. Constitution street Creer, Mrs. lodgings, 22. Bridge street Creir, James shipmaster, 3. Hamburgh place Crichton, Alex, shipmaster, 2. Portland terrace Crichton, George manager of the London, Edin
burgh, Glasgow, and Leith Shipping Companj
— house Smith"'s place, Leith walk Crombie, Alex, cooper, 22. Water lane Cropper, J. tailor, 14. Giles buildings, Leith walk Crouden, Thomas shipbuilder, 3. Albany street Crow, William spirit-dealer, Citadel Cruickshank, Cha. fruiterer, 48. St Andrew street Cruickshank, Charles grocer, 37. Elbe street Culbertson, W. gardener. Cherry bank, Newhavenj Culbertson, Mrs Robert Coatfield lane i
Cullen, Rev. George Morton street Cullen, Ja. of the Excise, Patison''s row, Elbe st. Cuming, John shipmaster, 2. Sandport street Cuming, J. weaver. Queen's lane, foot of Leith walk
— house 102. Kirkgate Cuming, Miss C. muslin warehouse, 120. Kirkgate Cumming, D. agent for Aberdeen traders. Dock
gates — house 19- Couper street Cundell, Mrs. 2. Hope street Cunningham, Alex, flesher, 7. Tolbooth wynd Cunningham, Alex, flesher, 1. Queen street Cunningham, Andrew esq. 5. Moray street Cunningham, Andrew wright, 28. Couper street Cunningham, James esq. Bonnington Cunningham, Miss 24. Bernard street Currie, P. of Custom-house, 21. Couper street Currie, Thomas smith, 2. Hamburgh place Cltstom-House, end of New Drawbridge Cuthbertson, David umbrella-maker, Queen stree| Cuthbertson, William baker, 79- Kirkgate
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-Uaugek, James tailor, 47. Yardheads
Dall, Capt. of James Watt steam-yacht — house 1
Hope street Dalziel, A. baker, 8. Couper street — house 9. ditto Dalziel, William baker, 7. Tolbooth wynd Daniels, John painter, 5. Old Bridge end Darby, Miss 6. Baltic street Darge, Robert farrier, Weir''s close, Kirkgate Darge, Mrs. broker, 146. Kirkgate Darling, A. horse-dealer, Spence's land, Yardheads David's (St.) Coalery Coal-yard, 8. Bridge st. Davidson, B. painter, 7. Charlotte st. — ho. 49. ditto Davidson, James shipmaster. Hermitage hill Davidson, John shipmaster, 29. Couper street Davidson, T. gardener, Claremont park. Links Davis, George spirit-dealer, 53. Kirkgate Dawson, Thomas publican, 11. Coalhill Day, John esq. naval storekeeper, Newhaven Deas, Robert grocer, Newhaven Dempster, George permit-writer, Leith walk Dewar, J. of Leith walk foundery, foot of Walk Dick, James wright, Morton street Dick, Robert slater, St. Andrew street Dick, W. shipmaster, Madeira st. north Leith Dick, Mrs. grocer, 38. Kirkgate Dick, Mrs. grocer, 57. Giles street Dick, Miss milliner, 16. St. Andrew street Dickie, William 21. Couper street Dickman, John w^atchmaker, 36. Shore Dickson, Andrew tailor, 99. Kirkgate Dickson, George tailor, 20. Bernard street Dickson, James dyer, 31. Giles street Dickson, James writer, 29- Bernard street Dickson, John publican, 24. Queen street Dickson, R. and J. cork-manufacturers, 8. Quality
street — house 20. Bernard street Dickson, W. wine-merchant, 46. Constitution st. Dickson, Misses milliners, 77. Giles street Dingwall, Mrs. Hillhouse-iield, Bonnington place Dobbie, John cooper, 3. Mitchell street Dobbie, Robert shipmaster, 33. Shirra brae
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Dodds, Alex, of the Customs, 6. Laurie street Dodds, William smith, 49- Chai-lotte street Donaldson, John shipmaster, Citadel Donaldson, R. Commercial Bank — house Morton street i
Dores, T. flesher, 45. Tolbooth wjmd — house Jean-V
field place \
Dores, Mrs. flesher, 43. Tolbooth wynd .
Dougal, John wright, 69- St. Andrew street ^
Douglas, J. H. esq. 11. Fife place, Leith walk Douglas, J. shipmaster, Gulland's land, Couper st. Douglas, J. haberdasher, 25. Kirkgate — ho. 115do. Douglas, Robert esq. 4. Portland terrace '
Douglas, Thomas flesher, 1. Hope street Douglas, Mrs. lodgings, 72. Constitution street. Douglas, ]\Iiss dressmaker, 52. Charlotte street Dove, James and Co. Elgin coal-wharf, end of Old
Drawbridge Dow, Alex, plasterer, head of Kirkgate Dow, J. B. solicitor and notary public, 19- Quality
street — house 4. Albany street Dow, John lodgings, 7. Coatfield lane Dowie, Thomas cashier to London smack-office,
Prince Regent street Downs, Alex, meal-dealer, new buildings, head of
Kirkgate
Downs, James meal-dealer, 116. Kirkgate j
Downs, James meal-dealer, 21. St. Andrew street j
Driver, Mrs. lodgings, 21. Couper street j
Drummond, Duncan grocer, 11. Elbe street ]
Drummond, Thomas tailor, 86. Kirkgate f
Drummond, William tailor, 69. Tolbooth wynd ,|
Dryburgh, Alex, cooper, 6. Old Bridge end ;)
Dryburgh, Neil cooper, 39. Mitchell street—house •;
19- Constitution street j
Dry den, John blockmaker, Portland place j
Dryden, Miss dressmaker, 42. Bridge street '^
Dudgeon and Strachan, brewers, Yardheads ■
Dudgeon, Alex. esq. Leith mount j
Dudgeon, John and Company, corn-merchants,?
23. Wet docks ^ .
Dudgeon, John merchant, 7. St. Johns place '
Dudgeon, William merchant, 21. Charlotte street \
Duff", Capt. Gothic house, Trinity \
Dun, Mr. schoolmaster, 9. south Fort street ^
Dun, William solicitor, Commercial place
1824-5.
DUN— ERR
EKinbar, Professor George Rose park, Trinity Duncan, James and Co. brokers, Baltic street —
house 6. ditto Duncan, James esq., master of the Trinity-house —
house 76. Constitution street Duncan, Robert pipe-mason, Easter road Duncan, Walter shipmaster, 27. Giles street Duncan, Mrs. Sebastian, 31. Couper street Duncan, Mrs. 2. Morton place Dunlop, George and Co. of Linton Distillery,
John's lane
Dunlop, George merchant, 3. St. John's place Dunsmure, James esq. upper Hermitage Durie, James merchant, foot of Water lane — ho.
12. Hermitage place Durie, Mrs. John 12. Hermitage place Durward, David grocer and spirit-dealer, head
of Kirkgate
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Easton, Thomas shoemaker, 27. Yardheads
Ebby, Capt. 1. Cromwell street
Edinburgh Glass-house Company, east end of
Baltic street Edinburgh Ropery Company, Bath street Edington, James commission-agent, 7. Mitchell st. Edmonds, Andrew lodgings, 69- Tolbooth wynd Edmonstone, J. and Co. ironmongers, Bridge st. Edmonstone, James shipmaster, 1. Cannon street Edmonstone, Joseph carver and gilder, 8. Char- lotte street Edmonstone, Mrs. worsted-shop, 11. Tolbooth wy. Eggo, J. merchant, 2. Dock gates— house 72. Con- stitution street Elder, William draper, 4. Kirkgate Elder, William plasterer. Citadel Elder, Mrs. Capt. 1. Cassills' place Elgin Coal Wharf, end of old Drawbridge EUis, Mrs. lodgings, 22. Bridge street Emilay, William baker, LiddelPs close Errol, William carpenter, 27. Bridge street 1824-5.
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Erskine, J. glazier and plumber, 121. Kirkgate—
house 1. Crown street, Leith walk Eunson, George shoemaker, 95. St. Andrew street Evans, Mrs. Bathfield house, Newhaven Ewan, William of the Custom-house, 1. Moray st
Leith walk Ewing, William esq. 14. Pilrig street '-,
Exchange Coffee-room, 63. Constitution street Excise-Office, end of New Drawbridge
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c AiBLEY, Alex. esq. Pilrig place, Leith walk '• Farmer, Andrew bone-merchant, Cobourg street Farmer, William baker, 84. Kirkgate Farquhar\s Tavern, and General Parcel Waggon- office, 14. Bernard street Fenton, Mrs. stoneware-shop, 10. St. Andrew st. Fergus, P. of St. David's Coalery, 8. Bridge st. Ferguson, David grocer, 1. Portland place Ferguson, Edmund Light-house keeper, Pier end
— house 4. Constitution street j
Ferguson, George vintner, 1. Shore j
Ferguson, George spirit-dealer, 78. Giles street \ Ferguson, James rag-merchant, 64. St. Andrew st. Ferguson, James esq. Taaphall, Bonnington Ferguson, John wine-merchant, St. Anthony's J
court — house 12. Hill street, Edinburgh Ferguson, Thomas 3. Morton street j]
Ferguson, William esq. of Corbett, Borthwick, | and Co., Docks — ho. 31. Drummond pi. Edin. | Ferney, Alex, clothier, 9. Broad wynd ]
Ferney, John senior, woollen-draper, 53. Shore ^ Ferney, John jun. auctioneer, 13. Bernard street ^ Ferry, James spirit-dealer, 71. St. Andrew street Field, Thomas carpenter, Dock street *
Field, Mrs. George, Madeira street >
Finlay, William esq. Oakfield, Newhaven 'i
Finlayson, John of the Customs, Bonnington bank '' Finny gane, Mrs. 1. Cromwell street '
Fisher, Mrs. vintner, 43. Shore 1
Fishwick, Captain, Jessfield, Newhaven 1824-5.
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Fleming, James wright, 40. Giles street Fleming, John lodgings, 1. Anchorfield, Newhaven Fletcher, P. supervisor of Excise — house 57. Con- stitution street Flexman, Mrs. 36. Bridge street Foggo, John teacher, and session-clerk of south
Leith — house Lochend road Foot, William writer, George street, Newhaven Forbes, Alex, grocer, 4. Laurie street Forbes, William merchant, 20. Broad wynd — ho.
12. Mitchell street Ford, T. and W. grocers, 90. Kirkgate Ford, Thomas tobacconist, 17. Coalhill Ford, William grocer, 15. Kirkgate Ford, Wm. block and pump maker, 17. Shirra brae Fordice, Robert tailor, 52. Yardheads Fordice, William spirit-dealer, 37. Kirkgate Forgan, W. millwright, 2. Prince Regent street Forrest, Adam tailor, 58. Kirkgate Forrest, James grocer, 3. Bridge st. — ho. 5. ditto Forrest, James vintner, and carriers' warehouse,
45. Bernard street Forrest, William manager Leith Gas Company —
house 9. James' place. Links Forrester, George esq. surveyor-general of the CviSr
toms, 1. Queen's place Forsyth, Alexander lodgings, 27. Coalhill Forsyth, Samuel baker, Citadel Foster, Alexander shoemaker, 2. Couper street Foster, Mrs. grocer, 27. Tolbooth wynd Fowlis, Miss straw-hat maker, 11. St. Andrew st. Fraser and Brown, carvers and gilders, 41. Tol- booth wynd Fraser, A. vintner and carriersVarehouse,12. Shore Fraser, Hugh innkeeper, near Trinity pier Fraser, John overseer of public works. Citadel Fraser, William tailor, 4. George place Fraser, Mrs. lodgings, 2. Hope street terrace Fraser, Mrs. 72. Constitution street French, Adam wine-merchant, 19- Shirra brae Fulton, George esq. Summerfield, Trinity Fulton, J. and F. meal-dealers, 1. Old Bridge end Fussey, Robert shipmaster. Queen street Fyfe, Alexander coppersmith, 28. Queen street Fyfe, George coppersmith, 28. Queen street Fyfe, James wright, 2. Bridge street 1824-5. b3
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Galloway, J. architect, Spence place, Yardheads- Galloway, John, ship-owner, Hilhousefield Galloway, Dr. Thomas 14. Tolbooth Avynd Galloway, William ship-chandler, 5. Commercial
place. Docks Gardner, John corn-dealer, 35. Bridge street- house 8. Hamburgh place Gardner, John lodgings, 8. Hamburgh place Gardner, Robert musician, 69- Tolbooth wynd Gardner, W. superintendent of Kinghorn ferries,
9. Broad wynd Gardner, Mrs. lodgings. Citadel Garland, John shipmaster, Citadel Gavin, D. of Leith Glasswork Company, Baltic st. Gavin, John ship-owner, office Old Church street
—house Jessfield, Newhaven Gavin, P. ship-chandler, opposite Custom-house
— ^house 1. Albany street Gavin, Peter jun. rope and sail maker, opposite
Custom-house — ^house south Fort street Gavin, William jun. Cherrybank, Newhaven Gavin, Mrs. Jessfield, Newhaven Gavin, Miss 2. south Fort street Ged, Richard cooper, 39- Mitchell st.— house 19.
Constitution street Gellatly, John agent for the Carron Company, 2. Commercial place. Docks — Coal-yard, Co- bourg street— and Carron Company's warehouse, Wet dock Gellatly, William wright, 2. Yardheads Gemble, Harry ship-chandler. Wet docks Gentleman, John copper and tinplate worker, 69-
Shore Gibb, William shoemaker, 10. Kirkgate Gibson, G. and Co. merchants, 5. Commercial pi. Gibson, G. and Son, merchants, 13. Quahty street Gibson, G. of the Leith, Hamburgh, and Rotter- dam Shipping Company, Wet dock Gibson, George merchant, 19. Charlotte street 1824-5.
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Jibson, J. plumber, 11. Bridge street-house 44.
Jibson, Joseph merchant, 13. QuaUty st.-house
28. Gayfield square, Edinburgh iibson, T. and R. haberdashers, 1. and 2. Kirkgate
—house 10. Welhngton place Gibson, Robert surgeon, 1. Admiralty street jibson, Thomas clothier, 45. Shore iibson, Thomas agent, 4. Cromwell street :^ibson, William cowfeeder, Lochend road Gibson, William tailor, 99. Kirkgate ]^ibson, Mrs. 2. Cobourg street Gilbert, John pawnbroker, 39- Tolbooth wynd Gilchrist, John searcher Customs, 2. Bridge street :^iles, WilUam esq. 8. St. Anthony street jillespie. Dr. 1. Sandport 3-illespie, Wilham gardener, Trinity Sillespie, Mrs. 1. Cromwell street Gillespie, Mr. 2. George street Gillies, Mrs. lodgings, 4. Annfield, Newhaven Gillies, Mrs. grocer, 5. Annfield, Newhaven Gillon and Rule, wine and spirit merchants, WZ.
Kirkgate Gillon, John wine-merchant, 32. Bridge street Gillon, Thomas wright, 56. Giles street Gillon, Barbara worsted-shop, 55. Giles street Gilmour, Andrew spirit-dealer, Trafalgar lane Gilmour, Andrew grocer, Hillhousefield Glasgow Carrieks^ Warehouse, 52. Bernard st. Glen, George shipmaster, 1. Annfield, Newhaven Glen, J. and E. grocers, 45. St. Andrew street Glen, John and Co. grocers, head of Broad wynd Glendinning, James pubhcan. Queen street Glinn, Lieut. Rich, of Transport office, 29. Ber-
Glover, James glazier, 38. Tolbooth wynd Glover, John wright, 100. Giles street-house
Queensferry road t • i. n
Glover, William esq. Crown street, Leith walk Glover, Mrs. midwife, 38. Tolbooth wynd Goalen, Alex. esq. Starbank, Trinity Goddard, Wm. esq. merchant, 5. St. Johns place Gooch, Wm. esq. 2. WiUiamfield, Newhaven Goodall, John grocer, 45. Yardheads Goodlet, George merchant, Assembly street Goodsman, M. shipmaster, 6. Portland terrace
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Gordon, Dr. Brickfield
Gordon, A. baker and victualler, 14. Charlotte st.
Gordon, Charles Fyfe surgeon and apothecary 139. Kiikgate— house 79. Shore
Gordon, John of the Customs, 7. Hamburgh placi
Gordon, Mrs. grocer, 2. Citadel
Gordon, Mrs. midwife, Bath street
Gordon, Mrs. publican, 13. St. Andrew street
Gordon, Mrs. Hope street
Gordon, Mrs. Viewfield, Trinity
Gourlay, Alex, spirit-dealer, 50. Yardheads
Gourlay, David manager Old Shipping Company- house 28. Charlotte street
Gow, James vintner, Burgess' close
Gow, Mrs. lodgings, 19. Kirkgate
Gowan, John merchant, 5. Constitution street Graham and Deuchar, haberdashers, new build- ings, head of Kirkgate
Graham, Robert merchant, 1. Links Graham, Thomas shipmaster, 44. Bridge street Graham, Mrs. 2. Portland terrace , >
Grandison, Wm. manufacturer, 18. Yardheads
Grant, Alex, builder, Eastfield
Grant, John, Trinity cottage
Gray, Alex, wright. Citadel
Gray, Alex, merchant, 5. Bonnington place
Gray, Alex, of Customs, 2. Laurie street
Gray, Alex, shoemaker, 57. Tolbooth wynd
Gray, Andrew merchant, Summerfield, Links
Gray, B. F. meixhant, 24. Shirra brae
Gray, John of Excise, Brown's entry, Leith walk
Gray, Mrs. lodgings, 60. Tolbooth wynd
Greenfield, Robert flesher, 3. Market
Greig, Andrew, Steam-boat Tavern, Trinity pier
Greig, John esa. 10. Pilrig street
Greig, John baker, 37. St. Andrew street
Gnerson, David gardener, Summerfield, Links
Gnerson, Miss 7. James' place, Links
Grieve, Robert ship-chandler, 38. Shore— house
James' place, Links 'Grieve, Robert, American consul, James' place 'Xrneve, Walter grocer and spirit-dealer, 35. Tol- booth wynd— house 3. Cobourg street Grieve, Miss E. grocer, 8. Fife place, Leith walk Grimes, John of Customs, Hermitage place iGnndlay, James shipmaster, Madeira street •18a4.5.
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rrindlay, Cowan, and Co. corn-factors, 19- Con- stitution street rrindlay, Richard merchant, 11. Hermitage place brrindlay, Thomas esq. 4. Cassills' place rrindlay, Thomas merchant, 2. Hermitage place irrinlay, Miss. 6. Hope street
xun, builder, Trinity grove
Tun, Alex, spirit-dealer, 3. Constitution street
run, Alex, lodgings, Eastfield place
run, James clerk in naval yard, 29- Baltic street
Tuthrie, Mrs. publican, Queen street
rutzmere, A. H. Springfield foundery, Leith walk
Tutzmere, Henry esq. 62. Kirkgate
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"Iadden, George baker, 12. Coalhill lagart and M'Dowall, wine-merchants, 38. Qua- lity street lagart, William esq. wine-merchant — house Bon-
nington lodge laig, Joseph coal-merchant, 5. St. AndreAV street laig, Wm. and Co. distillers, Bonnington bank laig, Mrs. John Dollarfield, Bonnington bank [lalket, Miss 1. Albany street jlall, Robert land-waiter, 7. Hope street terrace jiall, Robert nail-maker, 4. Laurie street laldane, J. pawnbroker, RiddelFs cl. Tolbooth wy. lamilton, David tailor, 63. Tolbooth wynd jiamilton, Gavin wright, 37- Shirra brae ilamilton, J. flesher, RiddelPs close, Tolbooth wynd lamilton, James potato-merchant, 49- Kirkgate lamilton, John flesher, 45. Tolbooth wynd lamilton, R. W. of the London and Edinburgh Steam-Packet Co. — ho. Williamfield, Newhaven lamilton, William cooper. Dock street lamilton, Mrs. Coatfield lane lamilton, Miss, Anchorfield, Leith lampton, William, Dock street, Leith landyside, R. and A. merchants, 7. Timber bush
— house Waterloo buildings Iarbour-Master's Office, 2. Dock gates lardie and Company, merchants, John's lane i 1824-5.
HAR— HEN
Hardie, James merchant, 2. Hambvirgh place- house 8. James' place Hardie, John merchant, 2. John''s place, Links Hardie, John hatter, 47- Tolbooth wynd Hardie, Peter ship-owner, Seafield Hardie, Thomas merchant, 27. Constitution street Hardie, Mrs 3. south Fort street Hardie, Mrs. 7. Fife place, Leith walk Harper and Ross, bootmakers, 16. Tolbooth wyni Harper, Alexander teacher, 46. Broad wynd Harper, Rev. James, Madeira street Harper, Thomas candleraaker, 73. St. Andrew si- Harris, Lieut, royal navy, Jessfield, Newhaven Harrison, Thos. spirit-dealer, Bonnington bridge Harvey, John solicitor and notary public, 22. Ber
nard st. — house James' place, Links Hastie, Captain W. M. 2. Prince Regent street Hawkins, Benjamin esq. Albany street Hay, James manager of Edinburgh Ropery C^
— house Links Hay, James spirit-dealer, 40. Tolbooth wynd ■ Hay, John esq. Prospect bank and Links i
Hay, John jeweller and tea -agent, 1. WaterloJ
buildings — house 28. Constitution street ■
Hay, P. spirit-dealer, Orchardfield lane, Leith waM Hay, Thomas wood-merchant, corner of Pilrig stj' Hay, Thomas merchant, Links Hayne, Lieut, royal artillery, Leith fort '
Hedderwick, Peter ship-measurer. Burn street ' Heggins, Mrs. lodgings, Laverock bank, Trinityi Henderson, Alex, agent and Custom-house brokea
21. Timber bush — house 2. Couper street '
Henderson, Andrew manufacturer, Pilrig street Henderson, G. of the Customs, 1. Queen street ; Henderson, John of the Customs, 1. Queen streetil Henderson, John mason, 85. St. Andrew street ' Henderson, John meal-dealer, 36. Giles street •' Henderson, John bookseller, 8. Shore j
Henderson, Robert merchant, Charlotte lane-^
house 20. London street, Edinburgh Henderson, R. shipmaster, 9. Annfield, Newhaven Henderson, Thomas royal navy, Bathfield house Henderson, William esq. Trinity cottage, Trinity Henderson, Wm. wine-merchant, Tolbooth wynii
— house 2. Fife place, Leith walk Henderson, Mrs. vintner, Bridge street
1824-5.
HEN—HUT
lenderson, Mrs. lodgings, 27. Bridge street lenderson, Miss teacher and dressmaker, Coat- field lane lenry, Tho. shipmaster, 7. Hope street terrace leriot, John baKer, 8. Water lane leriot, William printer, 13. Quality street — house
Water lane leron. Misses Seaside house, near the Baths Ierrtng Fishery Office, 2. Dock gates liddle, James carpenter, 2. Couper street lill, Mrs. new Laverock bank, Newhaven lodge, Patrick merchant, 28. Baltic street lodge, Mrs. lodgings, 3. Morton street logben, Mrs. Bathfield house logg, James grocer, Newhaven logg, Joseph grocer and spirit-dealer, foot of New
lane, Newhaven logg, Wm. vintner. Oak inn, Newhaven lood, David teacher, Queen's place — class-room
96. Constitution street lope, George candlemaker, 76. Giles street losie, George agent for Stirling packets, Hope st. losie, Richard 1. Canon street losie, Mrs. Gowan"'s land,. Constitution street lowden, Alex, merchant, Pilrig street lowey, Thomas and Company, general carriers,
warehouse 1. Shore lowison, Tho. cart and plough wright,Yardheads lughes, Wm. saw-maker, 2. Prince Regent street luie, James port-collector of Excise, Customhouse luLL &5Leith Shipping Co.'s Office, 86. Shore lume, Joseph and Sons, lock and grate smiths, i 20. Giles buildings, Leith walk ilume, J. spirit-dealer. Stead's place, Leith walk ilume, Mrs. midwife, 28. Tolbooth wynd
jlunter, chaise-hirer, 8. Shore
jlunter, John flesher. Green tree, Giles street lunter, Robert smith, 112. Kirkgate Junter, William of the Custom-house, 28. Con- stitution street Jutcheson, John and Son, timber-merchants, Mor- ton street Jutcheson, John merchant — house Catherine bank ^utcheson, John writer, Laverock bank, Trinity lutcheson, John grocer, 2. Bridge street lutcheson, John grocer, 23. Bridge street 1824-5.
HUT— JEF I
Hutcheson, M. flesher, Bangholm, Bonnington | Hutcheson, R.D. and Brothers, merchants, Dock stJ Hutcheson, Robert grocer, 8. Cable wynd Hutcheson and Bowe, grocers, 20. Couper street \ Hutcheson, T. wood-merchant, Thomson s place Hutcheson, Mrs. 2. south Fort street J
Hutcheson, Mrs. flesher, 15. St. Andrew street 1 Hutton, John of Ropery Co. — house Poplar lanefi Hutton, Robert spirit-dealer, Lochend road |
Hutton, Wilham shipmaster, 1. Couper street \ Hutton, Mrs. Peter merchant-tailor, 63. Shore— f house 3. Hamburgh place
I ]
Imeie, George vintner, Queen street ' '
Inglis, George jun. 6. Starbank cottage, Newhaven. Inglis, George dairy, 4. Quality street '
Ingram, Alex, teacher of mathematics, 52. Constr
tution street Inverness axd Letth Shipping CompanyV
Office, 19- Constitution street Ireland, Rev. Dr. Catherine bank, Newhaven Irving, James tobacconist, 109- Kirkgate
I J
7i
i- Jackson, J. tailor, RiddelPs close, Tolbooth wyn^l Jackson, Thomas Glasgow carrier, Bernard stredli Jameson and Auld, soap-makers, 11. Shirra brae Jameson, John and Sons, general merchants, ISi
Timber bush— house Pilrig road !
Jameson, Laurence agent, foot of Leith walk —
house Gayfield square, Edinburgh 1
Jameson, Robert esq. merchant, Bonnington roadl] Jardine, Miss milliner, 14. Tolbooth wynd 'til
Jarvey, Capt. 1. Gulland's land, Couper street ]■ Jeffrey, J. S. agent, Williamson's court. Quality
street — house 8. Coatfield lane 1824-5.
JOH— RER
Fohnson, George hatter, 3. Commercial place —
house 36. Bridge street Fohnston and Bogue, merchants, 6. Baltic street Tohnston, Rev. Dr. David, north Leith fohnston, G. shoemaker, ]\Iaitland pi. Newhaven fohnston, Henry of Leith Bank, 17. Quahty st. fohnston, Ja. of Excise, Brown's entry, Leith wa: fohnston, James Excise-officer, Jeanfield place fohnston, John of Excise, Hillhousefield fohnston, John Admiral's office, Newhaven fohnston, John merchant, 6. Baltic street l^ohnston, John sliipmaster, 12. Broad wynd fohnston, John lodgings, 1. Annfield, Newhaven fohnston, Rob. of Leith Bank, 32. Quahty street Fohnston, Robert painter, 13. Kirkgate Fohnston, Robert hairdresser, 14. Kirkgate Fohnston, Thomas, Oakfield, Newhaven Johnston, WiUiam stoneware-merchant, 81. St. An- drew street Fohnston, Miss 42. Yardheads Fones, Thomas ropemaker, 4. Cromwell street Fones, Thomas junior, ropemaker, and stone and rag warehouse, 4. Commercial place
K
tvAY, David spirit-dealer, back of the Vaults Kay, Jas. bookseller, Ronaldson's buildings, Leith
walk — house 2. Jamaica street, Edinburgh Kay, John agent, 5. Constitution street — house 2.
Hermitage hill Kay, John teacher, 43. Charlotte street Kedslie, Alex, and Co. corn-merchants, Bonnington
tnills — house 1. Pitt street, Edinburgh Kelly, Dr. George 38. Bernard street Kelly, J. writer and messenger at arms, 36. Shore —
house 2. Bridge street Kelly, ]\Irs. Dr. senior, 72. Constitution street Kemp, David smith, 6. Fox lane Kemp, James grocer, 74. Giles street Keir, Stephen baker, M'NeilFs place, Leith walk Ker, James esq. manager of the Leith Bank —
house 7. Queen street, Edinburgh 1824-5. c
KER— LAM
Kerr, Daniel schoolmaster, Newhaven
Kerr, James tailor, 27. Water lane
Kerr, Robert merchant, 34. Bernard street
Kerr, Wm. and Son, merchants, 33. Bernard stree
Kerr, Mrs. 11. Quality street
Kerr, Miss 33. Bernard street
Kidd, A. whiting-manufacturer, 46. Charlotte stree>:
Kidd, David cooper, 18. Giles street
Kidd, Mrs. lodgings, 6. Fife place, Leith walk
Kincaid, J. H. of the Edinburgh and Leith Ship
ping Company, 6. south Fort street King, James flesher, 1. Cobourg street King, Peter agent, foot of Shore King, Mrs. King's buildings, Leith walk Kinghorn, Hugh builder, Cobourg street — housf
Bonnington place Kinloch, David mason. New lane, Newhaven Kinnear, Mrs. Cargillfield, Trinity Kirk, Robert, ship-owner, head of Kirkgate Kirkie, Mrs. grocer, Coatfield lane Kisbue, H. D. B. broker and general agent, 1
Dock street Knatchbull, Lieutenant royal artillery, Leith fort Knox, Mrs. and Miss, boarding and day school
25. Elbe street Kyle, James boot and shoemaker, 26. Bernard sti Kyle, Thomas baker, 43. Charlotte street Kyle, William messenger at arms, 26. Waterloo
buildings — office 19. Quality street
L<AiRD, Anthony chandler, 6. Duke street Laird, Anthony cooper, Duke street Lamb, Francis shoemaker, 69- Giles street Lamb, James smith, 28. Yardheads Lamb, John tailor, 2. Cable wynd Lamb, Peter of the Customs, lO. Wellington pi. Lamb, Peter wright, Coatfield lane Lamb, Rob. timber-merchant, foot of Leith wait Lamb, Mrs. George street, Newhaven Lamb, Mrs. lodgings, Coatfield lane Lambert, David baker, 53. Yardheads 1824-5.
LAM— LEI
Lament, William of the Customs, 2. Moray street,
Leith walk Lane, J. chemist and druggist, 61. Tolbooth wynd Lane, Thomas school-slate maker. Crown street,
Leith walk Lane, William and Co. wine-merchants, 1. Dock
street — house foot of Leith walk Laton, Mrs. 7. Fife place, Leith walk Laughton, Arch, of Customs, 1. Prince Regent st. Laurie, Robert solicitor, 29- Bernard street —
house 3. Queen place Laurie, Rob. tobacco importer, 9- Quality street —
house Claremont crescent Law, Alex, brewer, Laurie's close, Yardheads —
house 1. King street Law, Hugh and Son, wrights, 13. Mitchell street Law, Robert wright, 14. Mitchell street Law, Robert boot and shoe maker, 1. Johnston st. Lawrie, Charles shipmaster, 12. Couper street Lawrie, John inspector of Excise cutters, 2. Old
Bridge end Lawrie, Robert hairdresser, 75. Shore Lawson, Alex, spirit-dealer, 11. Horse wynd Lawson, Mrs. straw -hat maker, 1. Duke street Ledgerwood, James lodgings, Anchorfield Lees, T. baker, Hillhousefield, Bonnington road Legerwood, Mrs. Laverock bank, Newhaven Leith and Aberdeen Steam Yacht office,
22. Bernard street Leith Banking Co"'s. office, 12. Bernard street Leith Branch of the Pleasance Coal-yard,
5. Constitution street Leith Candle Company, Sugar-house close Leith Carron Company's office, Wet docks Leith Glass-Work Company, Baltic street Leith and Greenock Shipping Company's
office. Dock gates Leith Gas Light Company, 28. Baltic street Leith, Hamburgh, and Rotterdam Shipping
Company's office, Dock gates Leith AND Hull Shipping Co.'s office, 86. Shore Leith Marine Insurance Co.'s office, Elbe st. Lkith Public Dispensary, 17. Broad wynd Leith Reading-Rooms, 124. Constitution street Leith Ropery Company, Bath street Leith Subscription Library, 46. Charlotte st.
1824-5.
LEI—LOG
Leith Sugar Refining Company, Cobourg st. Lessie and Thomson, ship and ornament painters,
Leith mount Leslie and Company, surgeons, 87- Kirkgate Leslie, James esq. foot of Leith walk Leslie, Robert ropemaker, Bath street, and 25j
Queen street Letham, D. & D. meal-dealers, 53. Tolbooth wynd Leuchars, James shoemaker, 1. Admiralty street Leven, Hugh permit-writer, Leith walk Lewis, William of the Customs, 6. Hamburgh pi. Ley den, Lieut. R. N. 1. Morton street Liddell, Evan merchant, 119. Constitution street
— house Thomson's place. Links Liddell, George tide-waiter, 16. Couper street Liddell, Robert mast, block, and pump maker,
Wet docks — house Pitt street Lind, Andrew tailor, 4. Tolbooth wynd Lindesay, Patrick merchant — house 8. Constitu- tion street Lindesay, William merchant — ^liouse 7. Constitu- tion street Lindores, John smith. Riddle's close Lindsay and Neil, spirit-dealers, 46. Kirkgate Lindsay, James and Sons, wine-merchants, 25.
Quality street Lindsay, John gardener, Bonnington road Lindsay, Wm. merchant— house Thomson's place Lindsay, Wm. boat-builder, 10. Commercial pi. Linley, George and Company, commission-mer- chants, 31. Mitchell street — house 11. Windsor street, Edinburgh Liston, Wm. shipmaster, Whale brae, Newhaven
Lithgow, carpenter. Citadel
Little, And. mason and vintner, Hillhousefield Livingston, Alex, merchant and agent, 19- Quality
street, — house 4. Bonnington place Livingston, Daniel of the Customs, 6. Hope street
terrace Livingston, George tailor, Dock street Lizars, Robert shoe shop, 1. Water lane — house i
2. Cobourg street Lloyd, John general agent, Williamson's court
Quality street Lockhart, Miss dressmaker, 27. Coalhill Logan, James builder, 16. Couper street 1824-5.
LON_MAC
London and Edinburgh Steam Packet of- fice, near the Admirars office, Newhaven London and Edinburgh Shipping Company's
OFFICE, 72. Shore London, Leith, Edinburgh, and Glasgow
Shipping Company"s office, 50. Shore London and Leith Old Shipping Company's
OFFICE, 77. Shore London, Leith, and Belfast Smack Insur- ance OFFICE, 50. Shore Long, Lieut. R. N. 4. Pitt street, Newhaven Low, Mrs. lodgings, 1. Annlield, Newhaven Lowe, John merchant, New lane, Newhaven Lowrie, Alex, silk-dyer, 6. Water lane Lowrie, John tide-surveyer. Old Drawbridge,
north Leith Lumsden, Gabriel Avright, L Albany street Lumsden, Thomas shoemaker, 40. Tolbooth wynd Lumsden, William shipmaster, 25. Coalliill Lumsden, Mrs. lodgings, Albany street Lunn, James teacher of architectural drawing,
16. Constitution street Lvuin, James cowfeeder, Duke street Lyall, Alex, gardener, 7. Couper street Lyons, Mrs. lodgings, 36. Bridge street
M
JVIabon, a. B. manager of the Leith and Hull
Shipping Company — house 6. Baltic street Mabon, Thomas merchant, 4. Pitt street Macall and Todd, wine and spirit merchants,
22. Quality street M' Alpine, James merchant, 36. Bernard street Macart, James senior, shoemaker, 2. Annfield,
Newhaven Macart, James jun. bootmaker, 3. Couper street Macaulay, Dr. Alex. 14.^ Charlotte sti-eet Macaulay, Miss boarding and day school, 73. Con- stitution street M'Carthur, Moir esq. Summer lodge, Newhaven M'Cormick, Mrs. Bathfield house M'Craw, J. tailor, 69. Giles street 1824-5. c 3
MAC— MAC
M'Craw, P. collector of poor's rates, 46. Yardheads M'Crummen, Donald merchant, 20. Bernard street M'Donald, Young, and Co. spirit-merchants, Coat- field lane M'Donald, Alex, joiner, GuUan s land, Couper st. M'Donald, David tailor, 34. Yardheads M'Donald, George baker, 4. Citadel street M'Donald, Geo. baker, Allison's place, Leith walk M'Donald, John spirit-dealer, 57. St. Andrew st. .' M'Donald, John spirit-dealer, 6. Wet docks M'Donald, William joiner, Burn street M'Donald, Mrs. Williarafield, Newhaven M'Dougal, A. new Ship tavern and hotel, 20. Shore M'Dougal, Dougal grocer, 1. Albany street M'Dowall, James and John wine and spirit mei^*
chants, 64. Constitution street — house 5. Bax-'i
ter's place, Edinburgh M'Dowall, J. merchant — house 64. Constitution st,' M'Ewan, James stoneware - merchant, 68. Tol-'
booth wjmd M'Farlane, A. corn-merchant, 55. Constitution st.
— house Toll cottage M'Farlane, A. little Carron tap-room, and keepei^
of bathing-machines. Salamander street M'Farlane, Duncan publican, 75. Kirkgate M'Farlane, William tailor, 89. Kirkgate M'Farlane, William vintner, and tacksman of Tri-J
nity chain pier <
Macfie, John of the Sugar Refining Company — «'
house 4. James' place. Links '
Macfie, William and Co. sugai'-refiners, Elbe st. M'Glashan, Mrs. 4. Springfield, Leith walk M'Gregor, Duncan gardener, Lochend road M'Gregor, J. M. merchant, 44. Constitution st. —
house 18. IMinto street, Newington, Edinburgh M'Gregor, John glazier, 92. Kirkgate M'Gregor, Peter cattle-dealer, 3. Hope street M'Gregor, William flesher, Trafalgar lane M'Innes, Miss 3. Portland terrace M'Intosh, A. of the Herring Fishery Office, 4.
Couper street M'Intosh, Captain James 4. Pitt street 'A'
M'Intosh, James 4. Hope street terrace M'Intyre, Christopher grocer, Newhaveii M'Intyre, D. writer and notary-public, 2. Broad wd. M'Intyre, Peter Britannia inn, Newhaven
1824-5.
MAC— MAC
Sl'Intyiv, Mrs. 7. Baltic street M'Kay, Alexander shoemaker, 2. Duke street M'Kay, Daniel shoemaker, Cable wynd Mackay, Alexander bootmaker, foot of Walk Mackay, Alexander vintner, 2. Coalhill Mackay, Andrew bonesetter, 52. Kirkgate IVfKean, D. agent for the Leith and Aberdeen i ; Steam-yacht Company, 22. Bernard street M'Kean, W. B. merchant, 37. Quality street- house 4. George place, Leith walk il'Kelvie, Wm. Seafield baths and hotel, Seafield SH'Kenzie, A. bootmaker, 9. Giles buildings. Walk M'Kenzie, Alex, and Company, general merchants
and corn-factors, 17. Constitution street M'Kenzie, Alex, merchant. Hermitage place iM^Kenzie, Daniel tailor, 148. Kirkgate M'Kenzie, Robert hairdresser, 40. Bridge street iVl'Kenzie, Wilham hotel and baths, Seafield M'Kenzie, Mrs. 6. George place M'Kenzie, Mrs. Jessfield, Newhaven M'Kenzie, Mrs. lodgings, 7. Annfield, Newhaven M'Kerras, Wilham tailor, Hope street jMackie, John smith, Queen's lane, foot of Walk iMackie, John merchant, 50. Bernard street — house i Hermitage place
Mackie, Robert smith, 6. Quality street M'Kinlay, Robert baker, 25. Bernard street M'Kinnon, John spirit-dealer, 6. Sandport street M'Laren, Alex, shipmaster, 66. Tolbooth wynd M'Laren, D. and G. wine and spirit merchants, 15.
St. Andrew street — house 1. Cassills' place M'Lai-en, P. gardener, Redhall, Bonnington bank M'Laren, Mrs. Cassills' place M'Lean, A. ba,sket-maker, 17. Tolbooth wynd M'Lean, Captain, Claremont lodge, Links M'Lean, John hairdresser, 57. Bernard street M'Lean, John of the Customs, Laverock bank M'Lean, John mineral well, Bonnington M'Lean, W. S. of the Customs, Laverock bank M'Lean, Mrs. dressmaker, 2. Charlotte street M'Lean, Mrs. publican, 64. Tolbooth wynd M'Leish, William publican, Bonnington mills M'Leod, Neil 84. Constitution street M'Leod, Mrs. lodgings, 49. Tolbooth wynd M'Lindon, John spirit-dealer, 93. Kirkgate M'Millan, John tailm-, 99. Kirkgate 1824-5.
MAC— MAR
M'Nair, A. and Co. merchants, Morton's entry, ^i
Kirkgate — house Summerfield, Links M''Nair, John brewer, Links place M'Nair, R. esq. collector of Customs — house '
Links place M' Naught, Andrew confectioner, 61. Shore M'Naughton, A. ship and Custom-house agent, ^'i
Bridge street M'Osh, Robert tailor, Duke street M'Pherson, D. (of Scott and Speirs,) 3. Kirkgatt MTherson, George spirit-dealer, 13. Cable wynd M'Pherson, J. spirit-dealer, Allison's place, Wal M'Pherson, John ship-broker, Hope street M'Pherson, John vintner, 36. Bridge street M'Pherson, John tavern, George st. Newhaven I M'Queen, John gai'dener, 1. Jamaica street J
M' Queen, W. gardener, Northfield, Bonnington p] \ MacRitchie, T. and Co. wine-merchants, 67. Coi j
stitution sti'eet — ^house 68. ditto M'Vicar, Captain A. royal navy, Hillhousefield j M'Vicar, Mrs. 10. Shore
M'Vie, Mrs. Brickfield j
M'William, Mrs. lodgings, 20. Shore I
Main, James agent, 40. Mitchell street Main, Mrs. 2. Baltic street Malcolm, Mrs. dressmaker, 59. Giles street Manderson, Mrs. 3. Maitland place, Newhaven Mann, Peter cooper, 39- Bridge street March, James warm and cold baths. Trinity Marques, H. assistant port -surveyor, 2. Hop
street terrace Marr, James corn merchant, 6. Coalhill — hoiTsl
9. Wellington place Marr, Robert and Son, cloth-merchants, 33. Shor
— house Smith's place, Leith walk Marr, Mrs. Smith's place, Leith walk Marshall, Alexander druggist, 83. Shore j
Marshall, David golf-ball maker. Golf-house j Marshall, James iron-merchant, 80. Constitution s^i
— house Jeanfield i
Marshall, John lodgings, Annfield, Newhaven i Marshall, Thomas shipmaster, 60. Shore Marshall, W. merchant, 1. John's place, Links Marshall, Miss silk and worsted shop, 103. Kirkgat( Marshall, Miss straw-hat maker, 2. Portland plaac Martin, John chemist, 106. Kirkgate
1824-5.
MAR— MIL
[ifartin, William cutler, 54. Tolbooth wynd artin, William Caledonian tavern, 7. Broad wynd artin, Mrs. Ellis, 21. Charlotte street arwick, William baker, St. Anthony street
llason, James lodgings, 8. Annfield, Newhaven
!vlason, Robert 16. Couper street
tiasterton, John shipmaster, Bathfield
Jathew, Mrs. lodgings, 60. Shore
^athie, Robert baker, 35. Shore
WLathieson, Miss milliner, 2. Baltic street
Vlaule, Miss 5. Cassills'' place
^laxton, John merchant. Bank street
klaxwell, and Co. merchants, 21). Charlotte street
Maxwell, General Trinity lodge
^ay, Mrs. lodgings, Laverock bank
jIVIedical Hall, 139. Kirkgate
fVCeikle, Thomas meal-dealer, 82. Giles street
VIeiklejohn, John spirit-dealer, 46. Giles street
VIeiklejohn, William lodgings, 2. Hamburgh place
VIelville, Thomas of the Excise, Burn street
IMelville, Mrs. lodgings, 1. Annfield
jMenzies, A. and Co. spirit-dealers, 92. Kirkgate
Menzies, G. shoemaker, Giles buildings, Walk
Menzies, John tea and wine merchant, 42. Shore — house 31. Constitution street
Menzies, R. and Sons ship-builders, Wet docks —house Trinity, Newhaven
Menzies, R. D. ship-builder — house Charlotte st.
Menzies, R. solicitor, 29. Bernard street — ^house 2. Bridge street
Menzies, Mrs. R. grocer, 122. Kirkgate
Merrylces, Mrs. D. cork-manufacturer, 31. Tol- booth wynd — house 36. ditto
Mill, G. manager of the British Linen Company — house Bernard street
Millar, A. merchant, 59. Yardheads — ^liouse 2. Queen's place
Millar, James grocer, 8. St. Andrew street
Millar, William timber-merchant, foot of Walk
Millar, William baker, 24. CoalhiU
Miller and Nicol, oil and colour merchants, 7. Broad wynd
Miller, A. boot and shoe maker, 11. Horse wynd
Miller, A. cooper, Cassills"" pi. — ho. 4. Morton st.
Miller, James fish-curer, 91. Constitution street — house 88. ditto 1824-5.
MIL— MOR
•iMo'
Miller, John woollen-draper, 82, Shore -5
Miller, John vintner, 73. Shore ^
Miller, William senior, grocer, 59. Tolbooth wyri* ^°'
— house Gardener's villa, Leith walk Miller, William junior, agent and coal-merchant Cobourg street ^•
Miller, Mrs. 22. Biidge street " J
Miller, Mrs. grocer. Burn street ^
Millions, Thomas manager Leith Saw-mills Milne, Alexander wright, 2. Annfield, Newhaveri' Milne, George 55. Kirkgate '
Milne, John and Company, corn-factors and gene- ral agents, 20. Bernard street I "
Milne, J. builder 2. Annfield place, Newhaven Milne, John plasterer, Hillhousefield J
Milne, Mrs. 27. Bridge street ^
Milner, Joseph Leith Apothecaries' hall, 76. Short-
— house Cassills' place Milroy, Mrs. lodgings, 8. Annfield, Newhaven Mitchell, Capt. R. N. Trinity grove Mitchell, F. G. merchant and general agent, John's^,
lane, Charlotte street Mitchell, John commission-merchant and broker^
1. Dock street — house Laverock bank cottage Mitchell, Thomas haberdasher and silk-mercer, 7^J
Tolbooth wynd '
Moffat and Coustin, corn-chandlers, 3. Shirra braj Moffat, Andrew coal-merchant, 13. Constitution sU Moffat, John vintner, 45. Shore :
Moffat, W. wright and undertaker, 55. Yardhead^^^i Mood, Ralph meal-dealer, 32. Tolbooth wynd Mood, William baker, 34. Tolbooth wynd Moodie, William merchant, 13. Pilrig street Morison, George king's pilot, Couper street Morison, Hugh shipmaster. Commercial place Morrison, John spirit-dealer, 5. Water lane '
Morrison, Thomas, spirit-dealer, 9- Giles street Morrison, Wm. yai-n-merchant, 14. Sandport streetl Morrison, Wm. victual-dealer, 17. Yardheads jj Morrison, Wm. spirit-dealer, 126. Kirkgate Morrison, Wm. junior, wine and spirit-dealer, 14.
Broad Avynd — house 46. Bernard street Morton, Samuel agricultural implement manufac-,
turer, foot of Leith walk — ho. Smith's place, dq. Morton, Tho. and Co. shipbuilders, Ferry road Morton, Tho. shipbuilder, ho. 39. Couper street
1824-5.
MOW— NES
ilowat, Alexander vintner, 14, Shore klowat, Thomas engineer, head of Wet docks lowbray, Wm. and Rob. merchants, Elbe street loubray, W. manager of Leith Marine Insurance — office Elbe street — ho. 5. Hope st. Leith walk kloubray, R. merchant — ^ho. Bath place, Elbe st. kloyes, Mrs. 14. Mitchell street klulr, David esq. agent for the Commercial Bank- ing Company of Scotland, 15. Constitution st. Vluir, Robert engineer, Fife place, Leith walk Vluir, William agent for the County Fire and Pro- vident Life Insurance, 12. Charlotte street Vluirhead, Mrs. vintner, 6. Commercial place Vluix, Mrs. 6. Annfield, Newhaven Vlunn, James tailor, 49- Tolbooth wynd Vlunro, Daniel shipmaster, 9- Cable wynd Murdoch, William solicitor, 50. Bernard street Murdoch, Wm. worsted-shop, 1. Citadel street Murray and Hume, vintners, Maitland place Murray, Charles wright, 78. Constitution street — I house 10. Wellington place, Links Murray, Hugh hairdresser, perfumery and toy- shop, 38. Bridge street Murray, J. and E. grocers, 1. Charlotte street Murray, Jas. shoemaker, Riddell's close Murray, W. stocking-maker, Heriot place, Walk Murray, Mrs. lodgings, Queen street Murray, Mrs. D. lodgings, 75. Constitution street Murray, Mrs. vintner, 18. Shore
N
Nairne, Mrs. Cherrybank, Newhaven Napier, Alex, blacksmith, 16. Water lane Napier, Mrs. 9- Fife place, Leith Walk Naval Yard, 126. Constitution street Nasmith, Mrs. 2. Mitchell street Neil, Henry carpenter, 1. Prince Regent street Neil, James merchant — house 115. Kirkgate Nesbitt, Robert shipmaster, 45. Shore Nesbitt, William shipmaster, 10. Shore Nesbitt, William tailor and clothier, Riddell's close Nesbitt, John Selby shipmaster, 36. Shore Nesbitt, Mrs. 36. Shore 1824-5.
NEW— ORD
Newbigging, Thomas wine - merchant, 26. Const
tution street — house JaiTies"* place, Links Newcastle and Clackmannan Coalery Coal-yarc
23. Constitution street Newcastle Coalery Coal-yard, 112. Kirkgate Newcastle Glass Warehouse Company, Brodie
buildings, 8. Timber bush Newman, John vintner. Dock street Newton, Laurie, and Co. merchants, 9. Quality s Newton, Abram merchant, 6. James' place, Link; Newton, George postmaster, — house 3. Hermitag
place. Links Newton, Mrs. 8. Albany street Newton, Mrs. midwife, 9- Broad street Nichol, James messenger at arms, 47. Yardheads Nichol, James cooper, 86. Kirkgate j
Nichol, James saddler, 19. Kirkgate Nichol, Thomas ship-carpenter, 15. Bridge street i Nichol, ]\Irs. grocer, Cable wynd i
Nichol, Mrs. midwife. Fox lane Nicholson, John flesher, 15. St. Andrew street Neilson, John spirit-dealer, 10. Queen street Neilson, Robert cooper, ]0. Queen street Nimmo, Alex, smith, 90. St. Andrew street Nimmo, Joseph broker, 26. Kirkgate Nisbett and Company, tailors and pawnbroken
foot of Waters"' close Niven, Robert gardener, Allanfield, north Leith Noble, Robert cabinet-maker, 3. Cromwell street Norris, Mrs. 1. Albany street Norris, Misses Bathfield house
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Ogilvie, David esq. Sea cot, Links
Ogilvie, James wine-merchant, 34. Quality street
Ogilvie, John merchant, John"'s lane — house ^|j
John's place '
Ogilvie, Robert manager of the London, Leitl: '
Edinburgh, and Glasgow Shipping Company, ^ j
John's place j
Oliver, Alex, of the Customs, 28. Couper street | Oliver, Captain royal navy, 20. Pilrig street ;
Ord, Francis shipmaster, south Fort street ',
Ord, ]VIrs. lodgings, 2. Cobourg street j
1824-5.
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AiKMAN, John grocer, 85. Kirkgate 'aisley, Tliomas es(|. 1. .Folm's place, Links aimer, Mrs. 29. Waterloo buildings aris, John boot and shoe maker, 98. Kirkgate ark, Andrew wood - merchant, Heriot^s place- house ditto 'artis, Mrs. 2. Morton street Patterson and Knox, merchants. Timber bush atterson, A. jun. ironmonger, 72. Tolbooth wynd 'atterson, George ro^'al navy, 2. Vanburgh place atterson, George 5. Fife place, Leith walk 'atterson, John of the card manufactory, Stead's
])lace, Leith walk \ilterson, Jo. of Haig's distillery, Bonnington bank \uterson, John smith, 7. Fife place, Leith walk ^atterson, Ro. ])aiuter, 57. Shore — ho. Madeira st. *p.tterson, Ro. jun. painter, opposite Customhouse Patterson, Mrs. A. ironmonger, 72. Tolbooth wynd 'atterson, Mrs. John 17. Charlotte street *atterson, Mrs. Cherry bank, Bonnington 'attison, Geo. Newcastle coal-agent, 112. Kirkgate jPattison, John esq. W. S. Viewforth, Links rattison, William merchant, Elbe street — house
2. Cassills place rattison, William agent for Newcastle Glass Com- pany, 112. Kirkgate |*attison, Mrs. Alex. 30. Constitution street ii'aton, A. writer, 3. Maitland place, Newhaven i'aton, R. shipmaster, 1. Portland terrace 'aton, Thomas writer, Cobourg street 'aton, Walter shipmaster, Portland terrace 'axton, John of Excise, 2. George place, Walk *eacock, Charles and John nursery and seedsmen, Springfield, Leith walk lacuck, John, Stanwell lodge, Leith walk ^earman, Thomas cowfeeder, Duke street fearson, James agent, 10. Shore 'earson, John, Signal-tower, Shore 'earson, Mrs. A. Trinity-house 'cat, James hairdresser, 34. Kirkgate 'eat, John C. accountant, Primrose street 1824-5. d
PEA— :puB ^
Peat, Jflhn of the Customs, 2. Springfield, Walk. Peat, Wm. shoemaker, Orchardlield lane. Walk Peebles, Dav. boot and shoe maker, 19. Bridge st. PefFers, Andrew spirit-dealer, '30. Yardheads Pennycook, David teacher, 39. Giles street Pentland, Matthew of the London Shipping Com pany, Coatfield lane »
Pentland, Y. J. gardener, Leith mount 1
Permit-Office, new Customhouse ,
Petrie, Dr. William 39. Quahty street |
Pettie, R. shoemaker, Cable wynd •■
Pevey, Mrs. lodgings, Anchorfield, Newhaven - Philip, Charles and George Gibson, managers oi Leith, Hamburgh, and Rotterdam Shipping Go Dock gates Philip, Cha. merchant — house 2. Bonnington placx Philip, David baker, 26. Couper street — ho. 25. do Philip, James and Company, wine and spirit deali
ers, 46. Bernard street Philip, Robert, mast, pump, and block makieii
head of Wet docks Philip, R. grocer and spirit-dealer, Orchardfield lani Philip, Robert shipmaster, 25. Couper street i Picard, Mrs. grocer, 33. Kirkgate Picken, John watchmaker, 69. Tolbooth wynd i Pillans, Ja.and Co. merchants, 137. Constitution fel Pillans, Mrs. 10. Cassills' place Pilliner, Benj. esq. Whitefteld house, Leith walk i Piot, James of Leith Ropery Co. Bath street Pirgivie, Alexander spirit-dealer, 11. Broad wyn4l Pirie, David wright, Laurie street Pitkethly, James builder, superintendent of publil works, and keeper of cold and warm baths| Frithfield, Eastfield i,J
Police-office, 53. Tolbooth wynd I
Pollock, James meal-dealer, 77. St. Andrew stree* Pollock, James teacher of dancing, Duke st. Wall! Post-office, 120. Constitution street Pousley, James shipmaster, 36. Bridge street Pratt, Mrs. Cobourg street Price, Mrs. midwife. Tontine, Bath street Pringle, Mrs. lodgings, 1. Annfield, Newhaven Prophet, William spirit-dealer, 40. St. Andrew st< Proudfoot, Thomas of British Linen Company\
Bank — house 41. Charlotte street Public Works office, Wet docks 1824-5.
PUR—REO
•'urdie, Robert writer, Whale brae, Newhaven ?urdie, Mrs. lodgings, 5. Hamburgh place "urves, William esq. Elizafield, Newhaven ^urves, Mrs. of Glassmoimt, 11. Pilrig street
R
^AiMES, John agent, 1. Fife place, Leith walk Ralston, Mrs. of Ralston, Lilliput, Trinity Ramage, John fruiterer, Heriot's place, Walk Ramsay, Williamson, and Company, merchants,
4. Bernard street Ramsay, David agent, 87. Constitution street Ramsay, James gardener. Chance lot, Bonnington Ramsay, J. Wj wine-merchant. Wet docks Ramsay, Mrs. of Maxton, Assembly street Rankin, Thomas merchant, Assembly street Rankin, Henry Excise-officer, Summerfield Rankin, John glass-manufacturer, 3. Fife place Rankine, R. writing-master, High school — house
and class-room 52. Constitution street Redfoord, Robert vintner. Dock gates Redpath, Brown, and Company, ironmongers, 80.
Constitution street Raid, Alexander merchant, 4. Morton street Reid. Alex, merchant, 3. King's place. Walk Reid, Alex, spirit-dealer, Bonnington toll-bar Reid, Alexander gardener, 2. Laurie street Reid, David nurseryman, 2. Shore jiReid, Captain royal navy, 7. Albany street Reid, James confectioner, 4. Bridge street, and
149. Kirkgate Reid, Walter solicitor and notary public, 20. Shore Reid, William seed-merchant and fruiterer, Adel-
phi gardens, Bonnington road Reid, William and Son, printers and booksellers,
40. Shore — house 9- south Fcwrt street Reid, Mrs. 25. Couper street Rennie, James shipmaster, Hope street Renton, Alex, grocer, 14. Water lane Renwick, John grocer, 44. Giles street Reoch, James merchant, 13. Tolbooth wynd — liouse Hope street, I.eith walk 1824-5.
REO— ROB
Reoch, John esq. 5. Pilrig street
Rhind, John esq. Claremont cottage, Links
Richardson, Arch, rectifier, 9- Giles street — housi'
11. Cassills place Richardson, James, Cross Keys inn, Newhaven Richardson, Ja. jun. agent, Jessfield, Newhaven '. Richardson, Wm. of Customs, 1. Sandport street, |„ Richardson, Mrs. 2. Pilrig street „
Richmond, Mrs. 2. Prince Regent street Ritchie, A. shipmaster, 2. Anchorfield, Newhaver* Ritchie, John gardener, ST.Yardheads Ritchie, Mrs. 6. Cassills place Ritchie, Mrs. grocer, Bath sti-eet ''
Ritchie, IVIiss, 1. Broad wynd ''
Roberts, Charles royal navy, 4. Hamburgh place Roberts, Thomas ST. Mitchell street Robertson and Company, corn-merchants, 23. Qua- lity street — house 9- Pilrig street Robertson, Alex, painter, 56. Bernard street — ^house Coatfield lane ! .
Robertson, Daniel, 28. Couper street Robertson, David cooper, 10. Elbe street — hou^ 22. Mitchell street I
Robertson, David shipmaster, 12. Couper street , Robertson, James spirit-dealer, 41. Bridge streeti Robertson, James merchant, 97. Constitution st. | Robertson, James watchmaker, 25. Bridge street-4 house 27. ditto ^
Robertson, James tobacconist, 7. Kirkgate Robertson, Rev. Dr. James, Summerfield, Links Robertson, J. Old Ship tavern and cofFee-roon^,
31. Shore ;'
Robertson, John T. merchant, 40. Mitchell street Robertson, Peter wigmaker, 57. Kirkgate Robei'tson, Samuel wine and spirit merchant, 94.
Kirkgate Robertson, William cooper, 10. Elbe street — house
72. Constitution street Robertson, William provision warehouse, 44. Tim- ber bush Robertson, William esq. Trinity Grove Robertson, Mrs. Mayfield, Trinity Robertson, Mrs. 5. Albany street Robertson, Mrs. 2. Portland terrace Robertson, Mrs. vintner and carrier's warehouse, 47. Bernard street 1824-5.
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lobertson, Mrs. 12. Couper street Lobertson, Miss dressmaker, 72. Constitution st. lobson, Ephraim shoemaker, 14. Coalhill lobson, James Newcastle Arms tavern, Citadel lobson, Stephen spirit-dealer, Citadel lodger, Arch, shoemaker, Yardheads lodger, George shipmaster, 2. Couper street Hodger, James corn-merchant, 41. Bernard street "lodger, Mrs. 32. Bridge street lodrick, Samuel ship-rigger, 4. Hope st. terrace lunaldson, Arch. 25. Constitution street llonaldson, John vintner, 79- Shore Hose, J. grocer and wire-worker, 8. ('able wynd ilose, L, shipbuilder, 27. Bridge street lioss and Harper, shoemakers, 16. Tolbooth wynd [Ross, Alex, solicitor, 13. Bernard street — house I 1. Baltic street
(loss, Alex, agent, 21. Bridge street , Ross, A. publican, 5. old Bridge, and Coalhill (Ross, A. teacher and Session-clerk, 29. Bridge st. Ross, A. and Son,fleshers, 5. Duke st. foot of Walk Ross, Daniel grocer, 4. St. Andrew street Ross, David gardener, Lochend road Ross, James wright, Newhaven Ross, John ropemaker, 2. Prince Regent street Ross, John rope and sail maker, Couper street Ross, William M. surgeon, 21. Bridge street — ho.
3. Commercial place Ross, William superintendent of police — house
115. Kirkgate Ross, Mrs. vintner, 17. Bridge street Royal Public Dispensary, 17. Broad wynd Rule, Thomas merchant — house Smith's pi.. Walk Russell, Alex, builder, 3. St. Andrew street Russell, Hvigh tailor, 58. Tolbooth wynd Russell, James grocer. New lane, Newhaven Russell, John builder, 4. Queen's place, Leith wk. Russell, John Britannia Inn, foot of Shore Russell, Michael esq. of Customs, 3. Hope street Russell, Rev. Dr. M. Summerfleld Russell, William tailor, 38. Yardheads Russell, William wright, 22. Shirra brae Russell, Miss lodgings, 99. Kirkgate Rutherford, William wright, 7. Giles street
1824-5. d 3
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SAM— SCO
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k^AMUEL, James clerk, 24. Bernai'd street Samuel, Mrs. grocer, Allison"'s place, Leith walk Sandeman, Edward merchant, 9- Constitution si
— house 8. Forth street, Edinburgh Sandeman, John commission and general agent
41. Charlotte street — house 26. Mitchell street Sandeman, Patrick collector of shore-dues — housi
Thomson's place Sandeman, William and Son, tallow-chandlers anc
commission-agents. Stead's place, Leith walk Sandeman, Mrs. Dr. 5. King's place, Leith walk Sanders, James spirit-dealer, 54. Yardheads Sanders, John cooper, 28. Cable wvnd Sanderson, Mark shipmaster, 10. Shore i
Sanderson, Robert 44. Water lane :
Sangster, Silvester hairdresser, 50. St. Andrew st Sarsfield, Barry 105. Kirkgate Saunders, J. jun. agent and broker. Citadel — hous(
6. Quality street <
Saunders, William 4. Cromwell street Scarth, James merchant, 31. Bernard street ^'
Scarth, Mrs. 35. Bernard street »
Sceales, Adolphus sen. esq. Links Sceales, Adolphus rope and sail maker, Bath street;
— ^house Links Sceales, Andrew esq. Links •'■
Sceales, Andrew of the Customs, 7. Cassills place Sceales, James rope and sail maker, Bath street —
office Broad wynd — house Links Sceales, John baker, 23. Tolbooth wynd 'v
Scoll, Mrs. Lieutenant 34. Couper street i
Scotland, Thomas schoolmaster, 2. Johnston street Schaw, Robert and Co. wine and spirit merchants,
Green tree, Giles street — house 32. ditto. Scha%v, Misses, Summer lodge, Trinity Scott, and Spiers, wine and spirit merchants, Pa-
terson's court, 3. Kirkgate Scott, Alexander esq. Trinity mains Scott, Andrew shipmaster, 2. Cobourg street Scott, Daniel slater, 44. Yardheads Scott, James wood-merchant, 86. Constitution .st.
1824-5.
SCO— SHI
scott, James jun. merchant, 86. Constitution street ^cott, James tertius, wine and spirit merchant, 36. Bernard street — ^liouse 10. Minto st. Edinburgh 5cott, James baker, LiddelPs close, Tolbooth wy- »cott, James spirit-dealer, 70. Tolbooth wynd >cott, John seed-merchant, 2. Mitchell st. — house ti 4. Pilrig street, Edinburgh
' 1 Scott, J. meal-dealer and umbrella-maker, 73. Kirkg. ' 5cott, J. B. and Co. brewers, St. Anthony ""s street ™l — house St. Anthony''s court ' ^cott, M. victual-dealer, 45. Bridge street 'II' ^cott, Peter esq. 53. Charlotte street ■^(■ott, Robert merchant, 2. Jamaica st. north Leith "^('ott, William writing-master, 3. Morton street xott, William painter, 15. Queen street ^ 5cott, Mrs. 2. James' place. Links fecott, Mrs. 34. Couper street IScott, Mrs. 32. Bridge street iBcott, Mrs. vintner, 84. Shore i5cott, Mrs. vintner, Ronaldson''s buildings. Walk t l5cott, Mrs. Thomas lodgings, 2. Queen street )5cougall, G. merchant, 12. Quality st. — house Fife »l place, Leith walk
[■^cougall, Richard merchant. Exchange buildings I — house 9. Hermitage place pEAMEN's Academy, 5. Dock street i^emple, Laurence, 34. Couper street 'Shackerly, Mrs. 38. Elbe street ">hand, Thomas merchant, 45. Constitution street ^hanklie, John of Dixon"'s nursery, Leith walk Shanks, George spirit-dealer, 1. Bath street Sharp, G.haberdasherand clothier, 51. Tolbooth wy. Sharp, John wine-merchant, 4. Quality lane — house
11. Quahty street Shaw, Mrs. hosier, 131. Kirkgate Shearer, Bery spirit-dealer, 46. Bridge street Shepherd, T. wine andspirit merchant, 7. Broad wy. Shearer, Francis spirit-dealer, 43. Water lane Shields, Joseph, Black Bull tavern, LiddelFs close,
Tolbooth wynd iShiells, Alexander teacher, Coatfield lane Shillinglaw, J, stone-warehouse, 18. St. Andrew st. Shirvens, Mrs. midwife, 1. Tolbooth wynd Shibreff-hall Coal-Yard, Cobourg street Shirreff, James corn-merchant, 14. Quality street — ^house 32. Bernard street 1824-5.
SHI— SMA
Shirreff, Thomas glazier, 69- Tolbooth wynd Shoolbraid, Thomas perfumer, 22. Kirkgate Shore-dues office, 2. AVet Dock gates Sibbalcls, Brothers and Co. merchants, 6. Kirkgate Sibbald, John merchant — house 91- Constitution st Sibbald, Wm. merchant — house 42. Charlotte st. ", Sibbald, Mrs. 4. Portland terrace Sime and Ranken, shipbuilders, Wet Docks Sime, Alex, shipbuilder, Sime's dock, Sandport stji Sime, William cabinet-maker, Leith mount j
Sime, Mrs. 43. Constitution street •
Simons, G. sealing-wax manufac. 9. F if e place, Walkl Simpson, James tailor, 43. Yardheads Simpson, John grocer, 6. St. Andrew street Simpson, John bathing-machines, Glass-houses Simpson, Ro. printer and bookseller, 1. Springfield Simpson, Rob. flesher and publican, 135. Kirkgate Simpson, Mrs.Exchangehotel,122. Constitution st Simpson, Mrs. spirit-dealer, 71. Tolbooth wynd Simpson, Mrs. lodgings, 50. Shore Simpson, Miss dressmaker, Coatfield lane Simson, A. solicitor, 58. Shore — house Couper St.: Simson, J. writer, 13. Bernard st. — house Citadel Simson, J. wine and spirit merchant, BelFs court : i Simson, Miss teacher, 2. St. Andrew street Sinclair, Malcolm mercht. Springfield, Leith walk Sinclair, William cooper, 53. Giles street Sinclair, Wood cooper and stave-merchant, 6. Mit- chell street — house Summerfield, Links Sinclair, Mrs. 7. Hope street terrace Skene, Laurence ship-owner, 7. Albany street Skene, Mrs. lodgings. Fox lane Skinner, Alexander vintner, 32. Couper street Skinner, James cooper, 4. Mitchell street — house
19- Constitution street Skinner, Mrs. 11. Mitchell street Skirving, Peter farmer, Quarryholes Skirving, William merchant, 3. Morton street Slater, Richard tailor, Shore Sloan, William spirit-dealer, 31. Giles street Smart, Mrs. vintner, 36. Shore Smart, John cowfeeder, Coatfield lane Smart, Robert baker, Orchardfield lane, Leith wk. Smart, Robert baker, 8. Moray street, Leith walk Smart, Mrs. Clock tavern, 46. Shore 1824-5.
SME— SNO
imeaton, Robert jeweller, 78. Kirkgate imibert, James smith, Duke street Smiles, T. stone ware-merchant, 44. Tolbooth wy. Jmillie, M. writer, 20. Bernard st. — ho. 1. Diikest. 5mith and Co. commercial agents, sl)ip and cus- tomhouse brokers, 2. Wet docks pmith and Muir, white-lead manufacturers, mer- chants, and agents, 12. Charlotte street 5mith, Alexander Shore-dues office, Bathfield Smith, Alexander spirit-dealer, 59- Kirligate pmith, Andrew of Excise, 5. Pitt st. Eonnington mith, Andrew teacher, 11. St. Andre\y street mith, Archibald esq. Trinity cottage Jmith, Charles grocer, head of Kirkgate smith, George and Co. smiths and ironmongers,
HI. Charlotte street — house 41. Constitution st. nnith, George ropemaker, 5. Elbe street ?mith, Hugh smith, Duke street >mith, James merchant. Smith's place, Leith walk 5mith, James shipmaster, 2. old Bridge end Smith, James cork manufacturer, 33. Water lane
-house 75. Constitution street smith, James of the Customs, Wet dock Smith, John smith, 93- Constitution street Smith, John shipmaster, 40. Constitution street
P^mith, John toy-shop, Giles buildings, Leith walk mith, John rope and sail maker, 3. Bernard street ! — house Yardheads
Smith, John lint-dresser, 75. St. Andrew street Smith, Whiteford esq. 13. Couper street Smith, William grocer, 7. Queen''s place Smith, W. clock and watch maker, foot of Leith wk. (Smith, William gardener, Bathfield jSmith, William hatmaker, 36. Kirkgate iSmith, Mrs. 2. Portland terrace jSmith, Mrs. Bathfield Smith, Mrs. 49. Charlotte street Smith, Mrs. Hermitage place, Links Smith, Mrs. 34. Couper street Smith, Mrs. George 11. Fife place, Leith walk Smith, Mrs. John 2. Morton street Smith, Mrs. lodgings, 15. Kirkgate Smith, Mrs. lodgings, 2. Annfield, Newhaven Smith, Miss dressmaker, 6. Couper street Smiton, Mrs. 7. Cassills place Snody,A. s. s.c.3. Street pi— office 118. Exch.bu-ild. 1824--5.
SOM— STE
Soninierville, John and Son, merchants and agentslst
Cable wynd Sommerville, R. esq. Dickson's nui'series, Leith wkl Si Spalding, James shoemaker, 72. Kirkgate Spalding, Mrs. A. Pattison's row, Elbe street Spalding, Mrs. trimming and perfumery warehouse
42. Tolbooth wynd Spears, David cowfeeder, 35. Yardheads Spence, Alexander merchant, 25. Charlotte street Spence, D. boot and shoe maker, 37. Bridge streei Spence, Mrs. 75. Constitution street 1
Spittall, Mrs. milliner, 46. Charlotte street ^
Spittall, Misses teachers, 23. Kirkgate Stark, William tailor, 2. Tolbooth wynd Steed, Miss, Steed's place, Leith walk "'^
Steedman, Charles spirit-dealer, 24. Couper streett Steedman, John tailor, 84. Shore <
Steedman, Mrs. midwife, 79- Shore Steel, Mrs. Capt. 6. Fife place, Leith Avalk Stein and Co., spirit-cellars, 11. Mitchell street • Stenhouse, A. and G. agents. Wet docks Stenhouse, Andrew, 5 . Hope street terrace d
Stenhouse, George merchant, Bathfield house 1 Stenhouse, James shipmaster, Cobourg street Stevenson and Calder, rope and sail makers, Coni-
mercial place '
Stevenson, Hugh of the Excise, Hillhousefield Stevenson, J. and Co. merchants, 39- Bernard st.' Stevenson, William rope and sail maker, 8. Cont
mercial place — house Couper street Stevenson, Miss E. milliner, 56. Kii-kgate Stewart, Alex, gardener, Bonnington house Stewart, Andrew gardener, Lochend road Stewart, George shipmaster, 2. old Bridge end Stewart, James cutler, 13. Giles buildings, Walk Stewart, John esq. new Laverock bank, Trinity Stewart, John toy-shop, 11. Couper street Stewart, John of Clackmannan Coalery, 21. Coh^
stitution street '
Stewart, John merchant, 23. Constitution street j Stewart, John, Anchorfield, Newhaven I
Stewart, Richard ship-broker. Burgess' close '.\
Stewart, Robert shipmaster, 4. Portland terrace jj Stewart, Thomas vinegar-work, 1. King's place J] Stewart, William agent, Williamson's court — hn.p
5. ditto
1824-5. ]
STE— TAI
ewart, W. agent, WilUiamsoirs court, Quality lane — house 5. ditto
tewart, Mrs. 4. George place
tewart, Mrs. 3. Citadel
tewart, Mrs. lodgings, 29. Bernard street
tewart, Miss, 75. Constitution street
tirling, John esq. new Laverock bank, Trinity itirling, William merchant, 1. Dock street — ^liouse 15. London street, Edinburgh
locks, David baker, 20. Bridge street
todart, George merchant, 9. Mitchell street
toddart, James 5. Cromwell street — house 4. do
toddart, Mrs. 40. Bernard street kothart, William spirit-dealer, 13. Giles street 5torrock, Robert lodgings, 11. St. Andrew street storry, Andrew teacher, 41. St. Andrew street ptrachan, Robert brewer, 47. Yardheads Strachan, Robert 34, Constitution street
traw. Miss, Trinity
trono-, R. sen. merchant, 6. old Bridge end — house 4. Springfield, Leith walk Strong, Robert jun. merchant, 17. Charlotte street Sturrock, John brass-founder, Queen's lane, foot
of Leith walk — house 2. Laurie street Sutherland, Adam spirit-dealer, 1. Bridge street Sutherland, Francis, 2. Laurie street Sutherland, James, Union tavern, 2. Bernard st. Sutherland, J. coal-merchant and agent, foot of Walk Sutherland, John of Excise, Kirkgate Sutherland, Isaac spirit-dealer. Wet dock Sutherland, Mrs. 4. Pitt street Suttic, George bootmaker, 23. Kirkgate Swan, Hvigh of Excise, Orchardfield place Swan, John esq. Middlefield, Leith walk Swanston, Captain, 14. Bridge street Sword, James shipmaster, 39. Couper street Sword, John shipmaster, 7. Albany street Syme, Mrs. Andrew, 42. Constitution street
i. AAP, Mrs. T. Taap-hall, Bonnington Tait, David spirit-dealer, 16. Bridge street Tait, David vintner, 2. Tolbooth wynd Tait, George of Excise, Patison street, Elbe street 1824-5.
TAI—THO
Tait, James grocer, 113. Kirkgate
Tait, James smith and farrier, Bonnington road
Tait, John of British Linen Co., 50. Bernard st
Tait, John flesher, 14. Tolbooth wynd
Tait, Thomas, 1 . Cannon street
Taylor''s Porter Store, 112. Kirkgate
Taylor, David Light-house Store-keeper, Roi
aldson's wharf Taylor, Francis shipmaster, 3. Bonnington place ' Taylor, Fran, cart and wheel wright, 6. Laurie sC Taylor, Richard of Customs, 6. Laurie street Taylor, Rob. vintner, Maitland place, Newhaven i Taylor, Thomas cooper, 19. Giles street f
Taylor, William solicitor, 36. Bridge street Taylor, Mrs. Alex. 115. Kirkgate Telfer, William wine-merchant, and agent fori
Bowan''s London Porter, Coalfield lane Thatcher, Dr. Bathfield, Newhaven Thomson, M'Kean, and Compan}^ general mer^
chants, 37. Quality street Thomson, Alex, marble-work, 49. Constitution st; Thomson, Daniel spirit-dealer, Duke street '\
Thomson, Edward marble-cutter, Down''s land— 4
house head of Kirkgate Thomson, George merchant — house 4. Hermitagf^
place. Links r|
TJiomson, G. G. agent, wine and spirit merchant,^
Charlotte lane — house 10. Wellington pi. Links?" Thomson, George Bush tavern, 18. Timber bush " Thomson, J. steward of the James Watt steam-
3'acht, 6. Maitland place, Oakfield, Newhaven ? Thomson, James of Excise, Baltic street Thomson, James carpenter, 3. Cromv\'e]l street Thomson, James candlemaker, 15. Water lane Thomson, Jan;es smith, Thomson's place. Links Thomson, James flesher, 7. Bi-idge street Thomson, James flax-dresser, 5. Charlotte street Thomson, John G. and Co. wine and spirit mer.'
chants, 28. St. Andrew street Thomson, John bookseller, 2. George place. Walk Thomson, John boot and shoe maker, 6. Bridge st. Thomson, John tailor, Sandport street Tiiomson, Thomas of the Edinburgh Glass-house
Company — house ditto Thomson, Thomas merchant, 63. Tolbooth wynd
— house Bonnington bank 1824-5.
THO— TUR
Thomson, William spirit-dealer, Poplar lane Phomson, William grocer, 35. Giles street Thomson, William merchant, 10. Cassills' place Thomson, William blockmaker, Bowie"'s close —
house 37. Bernard street Thomson, Mrs. John, 4. Hermitage place Thomson, Mrs. 51. Constitution street Thomson, Mrs. 2. George place, Leith walk Thomson, Mrs. 10. Cassills' place Thomson, Mrs. Thomson's place, Links Thomson, Mrs. 46. Bernard street Thomson, ]Mrs. poulterer. Horse wynd [Thomson, Mrs. midwife, near the Old Church,
north Leith Thomson, Mrs. broker, 50. Charlotte street Thomson, Mrs. lodgings, Annfield, Newhaven
E^'horburn, George merchant, 55. Kirkgate i'horburn, John merchant, 55. Kirkgate Thorburn, William and Sons, tea-merchants, 54.
Kirkgate"
riiorburn, William esq. Hermitage place rhorburn, William tailor, 13. St. Anthony street Tingman, Mrs. lodgings, Gowan's land, Constitu- tion street
PoBACco Bonding Warehouse, 10. Quality st. Pod, George shipmaster, 39. Couper street Pod, James wine-merchant, 22. Mitchell street jTod, James baker, 18. Couper street Tod, John meal-dealer, 49- Giles street jTorrance, James agent, 4. Couper street Town-Clerk's Office, Tolbooth wynd Townsend, Mrs. south Fort street Transport-Office, 29. Bernard street Trench, Adam spirit-dealer. Dock street Trinitv-House, 104. Kirkgate Trotter, R. clock and watch maker, 23. Couper st. Trotter, Mrs. Agnes, china-shop, 97. Kirkgate Trotter, Mrs. lodgings, 92. Kirkgate Trueman, Hanbury, Buxton, and Company's porter
store, 13. Water lane — Robert Nelson agent Tulloch, James grocer, 3. Citadel street Tulloch, William cooper, Elbe street Tulloch, Mrs. vintner, 3. Citadel street TuUy, William publican, 1. Elbe street Turner, George grocer, 6. Ronaldson's buildings — house 3. Smith's place, Walk 1824-5. e
TUR— WAL
Turner, Geo. grocer and spirit-dealer, 24. Kirkgat Turnbull, James of Excise, 75. Constitution stree Turnbull, William victualler, Hope street Turnbull, Mrs. 36. Shore Tweedie, J. C. agent, St. Anthony's court Tyne Bottle and Window-glass warehouse, 112
Kirkgate Tyrie, John shipmaster, Cable wynd
u
Urquhart, James shoremaster, 45. Kirkgate Urquhart, James tailor and publican, 15. Kirkgate
V
Veitch, H. esq. town-clerk — house Stewartfield Veitch, James brewer, 52. Constitution street Veitch, John and Co. cork-manufacturers, 141.
Kirkgate — ^house 12. Cassills' place Veitch, Mrs. 52. Constitution street ^
Veitch, Mrs. H. 24. Bernard street j
Virtue, George merchant — house James' place Virtue, Wm. and Geo. wine-merchants, 60. Tol-
booth wynd
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t'^J
Waddell, Alex. esq. Hermitage hill Waddell, Andrew esq. Hermitage hill Waddell, Archibald cowfeeder, Brickfield Waddell, James esq. Hermitage hill WaddeU, Robert flesher, 4. Market Waddell, Wm. merchant, 3. James' place Waits, David grocer, 24. St. Andrew street " Walker, Johnston, and Co. general agents, Ca»- sills' place, foot of Leitb walk 1824-5.
WAL— WAT
p alker, Alex, baker, 46. Shore
alker, Alex, of Custom-house, 3. Albany street alker, Alex, baker, Maitland place, Newhaven
IValker, Alex, vintner, 46. Shore alker, D. teacher, Merrilees close, 34. Yardheads alker, James teacher, Coatfield lane alker, John wharfinger, 1. Bank street — house 3. Spi'ingfield
^alker, J. W. junior, merchant. Bank street — house Thomson's place
\Valker, Robert agent, 23. Shirra brae
Walker, Thomas spirit-merchant, 4. Tolbooth wy.
Walker, William pawnbroker. Waters"' close
jWalker, William tailor, 29- Couper street
Walker, Mrs. lodgings, Citadel
Wallace, And. grocer, 39- Shore — house 2. Com- mercial place
Wallace, George carpenter, 1. Courier street
Wallace, James and Co. mast, block, and pump makers, Wet dock
Wallace, John tinsmith and brazier, 33. Bridge st.
Wallace, Robert shipmaster, 34. Couper street
Wallace, Thomas vintner, 10. Shore
Wallace, W. and J. agents and insurance-brokers, 2. Bank street — house 12. Pilrig street
Walters, William basket-maker, 145. Kirkgate
Wand, John baker, 51. Shore
vVanning, Guthrie ship-broker, Dock street
Ward, John teacher, Duke street
Warden, Wm. of Leith Ropery Co. Bath street
Waters, Mi-s. lodgings, 6. Fife place. Walk
Waterson, James flesher, Newhaven
Waterson, R. grocer, Newhaven
Watsons and Company, wine and spirit merchants, "■41. Kirkgate
Watson, Alexander candlemaker, 51. Kirkgate
Watson, Ebenezer merchant, Kirkgate — house 29- Constitution street
Watson, George merchant, 13. Timber bush
Watson, James of the Edin. Ropery Co. Bath street
Watson, James wright, Watson's place
Watson, J. shipmaster, 27. Bridge street
Watson, John senior, merchant — house 29. Consti- tution street
Watson, John junior, merchant, 86. Shore — house 5. Hermitage place, Links 1824-5.
WAT— AVHI
Watson, Nathan of Glass-house, Hermitage hill m] Watson, Robert permit-writer, Couper street im] Watson, Mrs. 104. Kirkgate Watson, Mrs. 16. Charlotte street '
Watson, Mrs. 4. Pitt street, Bonnington V
Watson, Mrs. John, Cherry bank, Xewhaven ] Watson, Mrs. lodgings, 27. Giles street ;
Watson, Miss, Laverock bank, Trinity 7
Watt, A. and F. spirit-dealers, 70. Giles street >' Watt, Alex, teacher, 75. Constitution street Watt, J. and P. stationers, 29- Bernard street AVatt, James stationer — house 23. Kirkgate /( Watt, James vintner, 60. St. Andrew street Watt, James spirit-dealer, 57. St. Andrew street ^ Watt, John wood-merchant. Assembly street Watt, John spirit-dealer, 55. St. Andrew street Watt, Robert ivory-tvu-ner, 12. Giles build. Walk Watt, William 82."' Constitution street Wauchope and Moodie, wine-merchants, 133. Coiti
stitution street Waugh, Rob. writing-master, 75. Constitution sf. Waugh, William writer, Hillhousefield AVebster, Thos. hairdresser. Queen street Weighand, George, Clock tavern, 46. Shore Weir, Henry vintner, 8. Coalhill AVeir, James and Son, bakers, 134. Kirkgate AVeir, Robert and Company, merchants and agents,
42. Elbe street AVeir, Robert cork-cutter, Sandport street /
AVemyss, John of Excise, 3. Albany street f
AA^est, J. Carpenter, 34. Couper street '
AA^'estwater, AA^illiam commission-agent, 22. Shore —
house Dock street AVhite, Adam and Co. merchants, 8. Queen st. AVhite, Adam merchant — house 24. Charlotte st. AVhite, Alexander — house Summerfield AA^hite, Charles merchant, 26. Charlotte street AA^hite, David tailor and draper, 3. Dock street AA^hite, George shoemaker, 66. Tolbooth wynd AA'hite, James ship-broker, 2. Broad wynd AA'hite, John shipmaster, 60. Shore AA^hite, Thomas, baker, 95. Kirkgate AA^hite, Thomas dyer, 30. Tolbooth wynd AVhite, rVIrs. dressmaker, 14. Kirkgate AA'hitelaw, AVilliam boot-maker and I cat her- dealer,
5. Queen^s place, foot of Lcith walk 1821-5.
WHY— WIL
V^hitelaw, William spirit-dealer, 5. Citadel Vhyte, J. and W. merchants, 10. Constitution st Vhyte, James merchant, Morton street V^hytt, James bookseller, 3. Morton street ighorn, Joseph carriers' warehouse, 3. Shore ight, Robert Swedish and Norwegian Consul, 2. George place. Walk
IVightman, William joiner, Duke street Vilkie, Christopher shipmaster, Hope street Villiamson and Hunter, wine-merchants, 21. Qua- lity street IVilliamson, Adam spirit-dealer, Liddeirs close, I Tol booth wynd
|Villiamson, George esq. — house Lixmount IVilliamson, James, Viewbank, Trinity [Williamson, James of Excise, Jeanfield place Williamson, James clothier, 19. Bernard street —
house 38. Charlotte street Williamson, Thomas esq. — house Lixmount Williamson, Thomas esc[. Northfield, Newhaven IWilliamson, Mrs. 4. Couper street (Wilson, Alex, and Colin, candlemakers, 2. John- I ston street, and Cobourg street Wilson, Charles writer. Trinity (Wilson, Hugh, and Co. London porter agents, I 34. Water lane
Wilson, James shipmaster, 27- Bridge street ! Wilson, Ja. flsh-curer, new Laverock bank. Trinity Wilson, James vintner, Waters"' close Wilson, James deputy harbour-master, 20. Shore Wilson, John merchant, 7. Bernard street — house
52. Constitution street Wilson, John builder, Springfield, Walk Wilson, John grocer. New lane, Newhaven Wilson, Robert and Co. agents, 2. Dock gates Wilson, Ro. tobacconist, 34. Bridge st. — ho. ditto Wilson, Thomas, Trinity pier tavern Wilson, William esq. south Fort street Wilson, William builder, 7. Springfield Wilson, William of Excise, Bath street Wilson, W. C. hairdresser, 22. Coalhill Wilson, Mrs. 9- Albany street Wilson, Mrs. 51. Charlotte street Wilson, Mrs. Thomas 2. Prince Regent stree W^ilson, Mrs. J. lodgings, fi2. Kirkgatc Wilson, Mrs, lodgincrs, 14. Tolbooth wynil 1824-5.
WIN— YOU
Winton, George builder, Trinity
Wishart, James agent, ship-broker, and whai-finge
23. Timber bush — house Hermitage brae Wishart, James smith, head of Pilrig avenue I Wishart, John shipmaster, 1. Albany street !
Wood, James grocer, 39- Yardheads Hi
Wood, James grocer, 65. Shore Wood, James grocer, 48. Charlotte street Wood, P. and C. merchants, 41. Bernard street Wood, Peter esq. Rosemount, Links A
Wood, Mrs. Christopher, 5. James' place Wright, Alexander esq. Trinity Wright, Alexander nurseryman — ho. 17. Pilrig s Wright, David shipmaster, 2. Bridge street Wright, James turner, 129- Kirkgate •.
Wright, James smith, Bowie"'s close Wright, Male. of'Bulker's office — ^!io. Assembly s Wright, Robert baker, 30. Bridge street — ho. ditt Wright, Mrs. 32. Quahty street Wyld, James and Company, wine and spirit mei
chants, 5. Tolbooth wynd Wyld, James wine-merchant — house Bonningto
bank Wyld, William wine-merchant — house Bonning
ton road, Yardheads
Ietts, John, 1. Cannon street
Yorston, John wright and glazier, Hillhousefield
Young, Arch, merchant, 87. Constitution street —
house 3. Hermitage hill, Links Young, David grocer, 74. Shore — house 77. ditto Young, George and Company, wine and spirit mer- chants, 53. Bernard street Young, George wine and spirit merchant — houst
George place. Walk Young, George grocer, 44. Bridge street Young, James vintner, 68. Shore Young, John vintner, Newhaveu Young, Thomas esq. 15. Charlotte street Young, William distiller, 3. Cassills' place Young, William merchant, Hermitage hill 1824-5.
YOU— YUL
oung, Wm. merchant, Watson's pi. Lochend road oung, Wm. harbour-master, 1. Cromwell street oung, Mrs. Alex. 15. Constitution street oung, Mrs. GuUand's land, Couper street oung, Mrs. 1. Hope street terrace oung, Mrs. 2. Portland terrace oung, Mrs. lodgings, Poplar lane ounghusband. Major, south Fort street ule, William vintner, 17. Bridge street
APPENDIX.
MAGISTRATES OF EDINBURGH.
The Riifht Honourable ALp:xA.NnEB Henderson, Lord Provost, and Lord Lieutenant of the City.
Bailies and Deputy Lieutenants.
Walter Brown, esq. William Child, esq.
William Allan, esq. Wm. Blackwood, esq.
John Waugh, esq. Lord Dean of Guild.
Robert Hall, esq. Treasurer.
Sir William Arbuthnot, bart. Old Provost.
Old Bailies.
James Hill, esq, I Tho. Blackwood, esq.
James Dallas, esq. | William Lothian, esq.
Robert Anderson, esq. Old Dean of' Guild. Andrew Dickson, esq. Old Treamrer.
Merchant Counsellors. Trades Counsellors.
Robert Wright Robert Morton Peter Forbes
Ordinary Co
J a. Burn, Weavers, Con v. William Wood, Surgeons Wm. Kennedy, Furriers
Extraordinary
Murd. Cunningham,
Goldsmiths James Cox, Skinners Dav. M'Gibbon, Wrights Wm. Young, Masons
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George Bookless William Marshall
UNCIL Deacons.
Ro. Slater, Hammermen And. Grierson, TaiUirs
John James, Cor diners
Council Deacons.
John Stenhouse, Bakers Rob. iMorham, Fleshers Ja. Sutherland, Waukers Tho. Auchterlonie, Bon- netmakers
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Robert Wriglit, esq. Captain of Orange Colours. James Fergusson, Jan.es L'Amy, and James Simpson
esqrs. Assessors for the City.
Jo. Tuinbull, Chamhcrlain. — John Mac Ritchie, Jg-f«<
Cha. Cuningham and Carlyle Bell, City Clerks.
Alexander Callender, Depute Clerk.
David Beatson, Keeper of Council Records.
John Hutchison, Keeper of Register of Sasines and
Rurgh Register.
Archibald Bruce, Accountant.
Alexander Ponton, Procurator Fiscal.
James Feggans, Clerk of Small Debt Court of City.
Thomas Brown, Overseer of Public Works.
Thomas Neilson, Kirk Treasurer.
James Young, Governor of Gaol.
DEAN OF GUILD COURT.
John Waugh, esq. Lord Dean of Guild. Robert Anderson, esq. Old Dean of Guild.
Council. W.Pattison junior, 1 Merchants. Alexander otodart, ^
P. Lorimer, 1 it '
W. Young, \ ^^^'°''*-
David M'Gibbon, Wright.
D. Turnbull, W. S. Cygr^.— James Mitchell, Officer.
LEITH.
James Hill, esq. Admiral of Leith.
Resident Bailies.
John Mackie, esq. William Auld, esq.
James Miller, esq.
Samuel M'Cnrmick, Assessor. — Hugh Veitch, Clerk.
CANONGATE AND C ALTON.
James Dallas, esq. Raron Railie. i
Richard Alexander and Alexander M'Dougal, ResA
dent Railies. ') I
John Christie, Treasurer. — Wm. Home, Assessor. \\
John Mac Ritchie, C/frA;. '
James Laing, Procurator Fiscal. I
Robert Aitken, Captain of Prison. |
EASTER AND WESTER PORTSBURGH^
William Lothian, esq. Raron Railie.
And. Walker and Wm. Russell, Resident Railies,
Alexander Callender, Clerk.
Archibald Scott, Procurator Fiscal. 182-45.
APPENDIX.
S
COMMISSION OF THE PEACE
\ FOB THE CITY AND LIBERTIES.
j Dated 25th September 1823.
lir John Marjoribanks, bart. 29. Charlotte square iir Wm. Arbuthnot, bart. 16. Charlotte square io. Anderson, esq. merchant, G. Broughton place )avid Anderson, esq. banker, 98. George street fhomas Blackwood, esq. merchant, Newington George Bookless, esq. merchant, 66. Rose street ►Valter Brown, esq. merchant, 19. Lothian street ilex. Berwick, esq. brewer, Wilson's court, Canongate Paul Baxter, esq. insurance-broker, 9. Charles street ; Patrick Borthwick, esq. merchant, 27. Albany street John Bonar, esq. of Ratho, Craiglelth house AVm. Calder, esq. merchant, 5. Nicholson square Arch. Constable, esq. bookseller, 3. Park place VVm. Child, esq. merchant, Pilrig street JDuncan Cowan, esq. merchant, 172. Canongate John Craig, esq. merchant, 72. Great King street JRobert Caddell, esq. bookseller, 134. George street IJohn Cockburn, esq. merchant, 16. India street [Robert Cockburn, esq. ditto, 26. Castle street James Dallas, esq. ditto, 5. Old Physic gardens Andrew Dickson, esq. ditto, 31. James' square Walter Dickson, esq. ditto, 31. James' square William Dunlop, esq. ditto, 9. Merchant street Rob. Forrester, esq. banker. Bank of Scotland, Bank st. Wm. Gilchrist, esq. merchant, 56. London street Ebenezer Gilchrist, esq. banker, British Linen Com- pany's office, St. Andrew square Alex. Gordon, esq. merchant, 24. Great King street Robert Hall, esq. ditto, 2. Antigua street James Hill, esq. ditto, 175. High street Alex. Henderson, esq. ditto, 14. St. John street Wm. Henderson, esq. ditto, 106. South Bridge street Leonard Horner, esq. merchant, 8. Laurieston lane Robert Johnston, esq. ditto, 27. James' square Thomas Kinnear, esq. banker. Royal Exchange John Lyall, esq. merchant, 6. Great King street Kincaid Mackenzie, esq. ditto, 5. Gayfield square John INIanderston, esq. ditto, 34. Abercomby place Alexander Macartney, esq. banker, Commercial Bank Wm. Mitchell, esq. do. Royal Bank, St. Andrew sq. William Pattison, esq. merchant, 18. London street John Smith, esq. ditto, 12. Cowgate Robert Smith, esq. ditto, 20. Broughton street Robert Scott, esq. ditto, 18. Forth street 1824-5.
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Alex. Smith, esq. banker, Royal Exchange James Spittal, esq. merchant, 11. Nicholson square John Waugh, esq. bookseller, Newington John Young, esq. architect, 7. George street '
Richard Young, esq. brewer, 15. St. John street '
The Lord Justice - General, Lord Justice Clerk, an« ' Commissioners of Justiciary j the Lord President ' and the other Lords of Session; the Lord Chief Baroii and the other Barons of the Exchequer ; the Lon Advocate; the Solicitor-General; the Lord Provoai and four bailies ; Dean of Guild and Treasurer Q- the City ; the old Provost, four old Bailies, old Dean of Guild, and old Treasurer; two resident Magistrate and Treasurer of the Burgh of Canongate; the resi dent Magistrates of Easter and Wester Portsburgh-^ now and for the time being.
Alexander Callender, Clerk.
SMALL DEBT COURT for the City. j Every Monday at 10 o'clock in the Council Chanj her. — No sura above £3:6:8 can be sued for, bb servants' wages.
Judges. — The Magistrates of the City.
James Feggans, Clerk. \
POLICE COURT, I
Royal Bank Close, opposite the Cross. 'i '
Every morning at 9 o'clock. i
Judges. — The Magistrates of the City. ' ]
Capt. Ja. Robison, Superintendent and Proc. Fiscal. \
5 LieuteTwnts, 1 Sergeant Major, 21 Seigeants, 26 t
Daymen, and 177 Watchmen.
HACKNEY COACH REGULATIONS. J
At Edinburgh, the 28th day of August, in the year ont! thousand eight hundred and sixteen : j
Which day, the right honourable the Lord Provost] Magistrates and Council of the City of Edinburgh bein^j assembled, they approved of the following Regulation;; for Hackney Coaches, as reported by the Magistrates! and appointed them to be in force from and after th< date hereof, until it shall be found expedient to alte them.
Fares according to Distance.
s. d. For one half mile, - - - - - 1 0 For three quarters of a mile, - - - 1 3
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or one mile, - - - - ■ -lo
or one mile and a quarter, - - - 1 10-§
ior one mile and a half, - - - - 2 o
ior one mile and three quarters, - - 2 74-
or two miles, - - - - " '^
or two miles and a quarter, - - • 3 4!ir
or two miles and a half, - - - - o J
or two miles and three quarters, - - 4 l^-
»r three miles, - - - - - 4 6
And so on at the rate of 44d. for every quarter of a nile farther.
Fares accordins; to Time^
s. d.
or 30 minutes, ----- 1 0
(ft 45 minutes, ----- 1 o
'or one hour, ----- L U
And soon at the rate of fa'd. for every 15 minutes lurther time.
The fares to be charged, either by the length of rrdund, or lime, in the option of the coachman, but not Qj both.
' HACKNEY COACH FARES.
Isty The Regulations and Table of Fares enacted upon the 19th day of June iSll years are hereby re- pealed ; and the belbre-mentioned General Rules, the following Regulations, and annexed Table of Fares, made according to these General Rules, are substituted in place thereof.
2(1, That each coach or chariot, before plying for hire, shall be inspected by a magistrate j and, if approved of, will be licensed by him, when a number will be issued to the owner, who must affix the same, together with his name in letters at least one inch in length, on each door of the coach or chariot, immediately below the win- dow. That there shall not be the same number on two coaches or chariots ; and that no coach or chariot want- ing such number or name shall be allowed to ply.
%d. That no insufficient coach or chariot, or horses, shall 'be allowed to ply j and when any of the proper furniture of steps, springs, blinds, glasses, or check-strings for stopping the coachman, are broken or wanting, or the harness'' shall not be in good repair, it shall be law- ful to detain from the hire one shilling, ov the whole hire, if it shall not amount to more. The coachman shall always keep the check-string in his left hand when driving, under a penalty not exceeding^ue shillings. 1824-5.
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4^th, That there shall not be fewer than six coacht or chariots on the stance in Prince's street every moni ing at nine o'clock, taking this duty by rotation, begii ning at No. 1., and going on progressively, under penalty of ten shillings for every coach or chariot d: sent. All coachmen attending for a fare at any stan|i shall either sit on the coach-box, or stand at the horsei; heads, under the penalty of two shillings and sixpenci for each offence.
5th, That each coachman shall be cleanly in his pen son, and wear a ticket on the front of his coat, with number corresponding to that on his coach or chariot under a penalty ot'Jive shillings for each offence.
6th, That when a company shall take a coach be tween the hours often and twelve p. m., in that cas' fare and quarters shall be paid ; between the hours o< twelve and one, fare and half j and after one o'clocki double fare, with the exception of the Theatre, when' the usual charge only shall be paid.
7th, That the stances for the coaches and chario^i shall be as follows ; viz. Tron church — Prince's street east end — George street, between Hanover and FredQi rick streets — Prince's street, west end, facing Hopi street — or at such other places as the magistrates fron time to time may appoint ; and that there shall not b< fewer than four coaches at the stand facing Hope street 8th, That coachmen are not on any account to in^ quire where a company are going, previous to engaging or to plead prior engagements when their services an required ; nor shall they be allowed to draw off th( stance, under pretence of being engaged, so as to havt their choice of work j but their coaches or chariots, being on or near the stance, shall be considered as proof of their being disengaged ; and on their refusing to take a fare, they shall be liable in a penalty of ter, shillings, unless they can adduce evidence that they were actually engaged.
9th, That when a coachman is required to wait, either upon setting down or taking up a party, he musl on no account refuse, under the penalty of Jive shillings, and the forfeiture of his hire ; but he shall be entitled to charge for the first 15 minutes sixpence, and a like sum for each successive 15 minutes he may be detained. 10th, That if a coachman shall be sent from a stance to any house to take up a company, he shall imme- diately announce his arrival, and remain in waitinj» during the pleasure of the company j for which he shall 1824-5.
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|e entitled to charge, from his arrival, the same allow- pce as in the preceding regulation. f llt/i, That no fares higher than those in the annexed ibles shall be demanded or taken j and if hired to any pot or place not specified in the annexed table, such B from a change of the name, a new place, or beyond he limits, &c., in that case, no fare higher than those l\ the before-mentioned general rules shall be demanded r taken j the coachman having it in his option to take ither for the length of ground, or timi', but not for oth : And if any coachman shall be convicted ofira- •osing on his employers, or abstracting the fares from is master, he shall be liable in a penalty of four times he amount of the fare, and imprisoned until payment.
12tk, That every coachman, when on duty, shall ave in his pocket a printed copy of these regulations, b be kept in a tin box, with the number of the coach I'r chariot painted on it ; and shall show the same to his mployer, when required, under a penalty of Jive shil- mgs.
' 15tk, That if any coachman shall be convicted of drunkenness or abusive language, the magistrates may tevoke his licence, or impose a penalty of (en shillings, '.nd order him to be imprisoned till the same is paid. ' 14fA, That the coachman, (master or soivant,) after letting down a company, shall drive to the nearest itance; and if the number of coaches or chariots or- dered to stand there is not complete, he shall remain lor the service of the public.
' \5th, That any person wanting a coach or cha- i'iot shall take one from the nearest stance to his resi- le nee ; but if none shall be there at the time, and one ihall be procured from another stance, there shall be iiaid for every stance beyond the nearest, ui addition to the fare, the sum of sixpence. This to be only appli- table to fares under two shillings and sixpence.
l()^/^, That there shall be no additional charge made for taking up or setting down any part of a company, unless the coach or chariot shall be detahied ten mi- nutes*, which time only for attendance shall be allowed to each fare.
nthy That parties returning by the same coach or chariot from any place, whether in town (>r at a dis- tance in the country, shall pay one half fare additional as back hire.
\%th. That the fares are exclusive of King's duty and tolls, which are to be paid by the company. 1824-5.
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19th, That the regulations respecting the fare t«|i Musselburgh will not be insisted on, during the raceit week, for two hours before and two hours after the'' horses have starled for running.
20t/i, All parcrjls or articles, of any kind, to be imme- diately returned to the owner, if known ; if not, to b4'i' lodged in the Council Chamber. \\
2lst, At least one-fourth of the coaches shall attendi at the stand, east end of Prince's street, on Sundaj from 10 o'clock morning to 10 o'clock at night.
22d, That these Regulations may be enforced by th Magistrates in the Council Chamber, or Judge in tha Police Court.
ONE SHILLING FARES.
jI he distance half a mile.
From the Stand, Tron church, to
Baxter's buildings Leith walk, Chapel of Ease, Casllef
gate, Crichton stieet, Mound, Prince's street, St. PW
trick square, Tiviot row, Watergate, St. Andrew square/f
and York place. \ j
From the Stand, Prince's street, to 3
Bank of Scotland, Broughton street, Dundas street
Gayfield place, London street. New street, North back)
of Canongate, South College street, St. John street Cjtt
nongate, and South Castle street.
From the Stand, George street, to (
The Castlehill, (/atherine street. Cross, General Post Office, Hope street, and Charlotte square, Picardy placef and Stockbridge.
From the Stand, Prince's street, facing Hope street, td Hanover street, Heriot row, head of Lothian road! South Coats and Haymarket, Water of Leith, anc W^est port.
riFFEEN PENNY FARES.
The distance three quarters of a mile. w
From the Stand, Trou church, to Abbeyhill, Abercromby place, Custom-house and London street. Charity Workhouse north back of Cat nongate, Castle street, Gayfield square. Gibbet loam Holyroodhouse, North Frederick street. Physic gar dens Leith walk, and Parkside.
From tho Stand, Prince's street, to Canonmills, Crosscausewav, Charlotte square, Georgt 1824-5.
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[uare, Grassmarket, India street, Leith walk as far as le toll-bar, and Watergate.
From the stand, George street, to Canonmills, College kirk, College, Drumsheuch toll- jar, Gayfield square, Leith wynd and St. Mary's vvynd, laitland street, and Raeburn place.
rom the stand. Prince's street, facing Hope street, to Abercromby place, Grayfriars' church, Howe street, Jeriot's Hospital, Parliament house, Whitehouse toll- ar, and Wright's houses.
EIGHTEENPENiNY FARES.
The distance one mile. From the Stand, Tron church, to Canonmills, Fountainbridge, Gibbet toll, Hope street, leriot row west end, Leith walk as far as the toll-bar, linto street Newington, and St. Ann's brae.
From the Stand, Prince's street, to Abbeyhiil, Castiebarns, Drumsheuch toll-bar, Gibbet )an, Maitland street west end, Fiirig street, Haeburn .lace, St. Leonard's, Stockbridge, and Warriston cres- ent.
From the Stand, George street, to Canongate church, Drumdryan, George square, Leith Valk as far as the toll-bar, Richmond street east and ^est, west Warriston by Pitt street, west Coats, and tVater of Leith.
rrom the Stand, Prince's street, facing Hope street, to
Custom-house, George square, Merchiston house,
i'icardy place, Raeburn place. Royal Infirmary, Tyne-
astle toll-bar, and Viewforth head of Burntsfield links.
TWENTY-TWO-PENCE HALFPENNY FARES.
(The distance one mile and a cjuartcr. From the Stand, Tron church, to Coats Crescent, Maitland street, Drumsheuch toll, 3illespie's hospital. Grange farm-house, Grange toll, Haymarket opposite south Coats, Logic green, Meadow olace, Newington house, Powderhall, Springfield Leith Kalk, Stockbridge, Tanfield, and Watering-stone.
From the Stand, Prince's street, to Bonnington toll, Drumdryan, Dairy lane, Fountain- bridge west end, Gibbet toll, Minto street Newington,
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Stead's card manufactory Leith walk, St. Ann's bra^JO Quarryholes Easter road to Leith, west VVarriston, ar Water of Leith.
From the Stand, George street, to
Archer's hall. Bell's mills, Dairy, Gillespie's hosp tai, Holyroodhouse, Inverleith, Pilrig street, Eosebanl i and Whitehouse toll. Bi
From the Stand, Prince's street, facing Hope street, < i^i
Burrowmuirhead, Canonmills, Canongate churcl ^\ Gayfield square, Morningside, Murray hall Glasgo "" road, Nicholson's square by the bridges. New Gorg."*' mains, Richmond street, and St. Patrick square by tl Lothian road.
TWO SHILLING ANB THREEPENNY FARES. fstl
The distaiice one mile and a half.
From the Stand, Tron church, to Bonnington lodge, Cassillis' place Leith walk, Eel bank, GreenhlU Biggar road, Grange house, Jock lodge, Merchiston house, Meadow place, Powbun Raeburn place, south Coats, Under Quarryholes, Eastf road to Leith, Viewforth Burntsfield links, west Waiijml riston, Water of Leith, and Warrender house.
From the Stand, Prince's street, to Bonnington bridge, Banefield, Bell's mills, Dalrj Grange farm-house, Gillespie's hospital, Inverleitl Kirkgate Leith, Mayfield loan, Newington house, Piiri street, and Watering-stone.
From the Stand, George street, to Arniston place, Bangholm house, Bonnington lodgt Cassillis' place Leith walk, Comely gardens, CollLl bridge. Comely bank Queensferry road. Dean par cj Queensferry road. Gibbet loan, Greenhill Biggar road P; Merchiston house, Tynecastle toll-bar, Upper Quarry fyi holes, Viewforth Burntsfield links, and Warrende|iji house. From the Stand, Prince's street, facing Hope street, t
Canonmills bridge, Canaan cottage, Holyroodhouseij^i^ Inverleith, Middlefield Leith walk, Morningside, Mur l rayfield Coltbridge, Old Gorgie mains, and St. Patricl [n square by the bridges.
TWO SHILLING AND SEVKNPENCE HALFPENNY FARES. fS
The distance one mile and three quarters. From the Stand, Tron church, to Bonnington bridge, Burrowmuirhead, Bell's mills 1824-5.
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n Iry, Dean village, Golf-house Leith links, Greig's 1)11 I Dalkeith road, Hawkhill, Locheml, Morningside e, Merchiston castle, Piershill barracks, Restalrig ise, Trinity-house Kirkgate Leith, Tynecastle brae- id toll-bar, west Grange, and Whitehouse toll.
From the Stand, Prince's street, to Bangholni farm-house, Comely bank Queensferry fit, id, Dean park, Echo bank Dalkeith road, Greenhill Tgar road, Marionville, Old Drawbridge Leith har- iT, Parson's green, Powburn, Trinity park, Welling- i street, Bonnington road, and Whitehouse.
From the Stand, George street, to Bangholm bower, Bonnington bridge, Bonnington itillery, Burrowmuirhead, Craigleith house, Duncan eet Newington, Murrayhall Coltbridge, Morningside ice, Newington house, New Gorgie mains, St. Ann's
J, le Haddington road, and Trinity -house Kirkgate
" ;ith.
HI fom the Stand, Prince's street, facing Hope street, to Abbeyhill, Briggs of Braid, Blinkbonny, Comely
h ink Queensferry road. Gibbet loan, Gorgie park. New yreside, Powderhall, Pilrig street, and west Grange.
THREE SHILLING FARES.
T/ie distance two miles. From the Stand, Tron church, to Assembly rooms Leith, Bath street Leith links, lackford, Bangholm farm-house, Craigentinny, Clear- irn, Cameron bridge, Cameron house, Canaan cottage, gi omely bank Queensferry road. Dean park, Inverleith, ibberton baugb, Leith mount, Morningside, Merchis- 21 n bank. North Leith, Old Gorgie mains, Prestonfield, » arknock. Shore of Leith, St. Bernard street Leith, i; ynecastle toll. Trinity park, Wheatfield, and Weiling- in street Queensferry road.
From the Stand, Prince's street, to Bath street Leith links, Burrowmuirhead, Citadel leith. Cherry bank Newhaven road. Ferry-boat stairs eith pier, Greig's hall Dalkeith road. Grange house, illyput, Leith links toll, Morningside place, Murray- all Coltbridge, New Gorgie mains, Piershill barracks, estalrig, and Werter Granton road.
From the Stand, George street, to Assembly rooms Leith, Blinkbonny, Canaan cottage, ast Warriston by Pitt street, Gorgie mill. Hermitage 1824-5.
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Leith links, Marionville, Mayfield loan, Meadow pi; Millbank, Moreland cottage, Morningside, WerchU bank, Parson's green, St. Catherine's bank Newh road, Shore Leith, St. Bernard street Leith, Trii ^ grove by Pitt street, Trinity mains by Pitt street. Under Quarryholes.
From the Stand, Prince's street, facing Hope street, Bangholm bower, Bonnington toll, Blackford, Bii mont, Blackball, Cassillis' place Leith walk, Craigle^ hill, Craigleith house, Great hill. Spring gardens, l| Ann's brae, Salisbury road Newington, Saughton, ai Werter Granton road.
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THREE SHILLINGS AND FOURPENCE HALFPENNY FAEEJ
T/ie distance two 7niles and a qua7'ter. From the Stand, Tron church, to Bridgend, Briggs of Braid, Cherry bank, Consl tution street to the sea shore, Canaan bank, Dali mills, Gorgie park, Hillhousefield house, Hermitaji Leith links, Lillyput, Leith links toll, Lihberton danw Moat, Murrayhall Coltbridge, Nether Libberton, Q: Canaan, Pepper-mill house, Salamander street to tl east end, Tipperlin, Windylaws, and Windlestrawleei
From the Stand, Prince's street, to Anchorfieid, Battery, Beauty field Haddington ro Blackford, Blinkbonny, Cameron house, Cameron ba: Cameron bridge, Christian bank, Eastfield, Monro place Haddington road, Morrison's place Haddingtflik road, Newhaven, New baths, New Myre Side, OjK Gorgie mains, Piniiefield, Parknock, Seafield, Triniljf, lodge, and Werter Granton road. ]
From the Stand, George street, to Bath street Leith links, Briggs of Braid, Blackhff Queensferry road, Citadel Leith, Damhead old Glai gow road, Greig's hall Dalkeith road, Gorgie pari Hillhousefield house, Jock's lodge. Moat, Piershi barracks, Restalrig house, Summerfield Leith linki Williamfield Newhaven road, Wardie by Pitt stree and West Grange.
From the stand, Prince's Street, facing Hope street, t Bangholm park by Pitt street, Bonnington mill; Bonnington distillery, Braid's burn, Beechwood Glaj gow road, Cargillfield, Graycrook farm, Grange house Meadowbank, Meggetland, Pilrig house, Kavelsto house, Saughton, and Trinity-house Leith. 1824-5.
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THREE SHILLING AND NINEPENNY FARES.
The distance two fniles and a half. From the Stand, Tron church, to Anchorfield, Brickfield, Blinkbonny, Duddlngston nill, Eastfield Leith links, Fillyside bank, Inch house, jeith battery. Meadow field, New Baths Leith links, ^^"orthfield Newhaven, Old Myre Side, Pirniefield :.eith links, Pepper mill, Southside bank, and Werter ranton road.
From the Stand, Prince's street, to Bridge end Dalkeith road. Blackball Queensferry •oad, Canaan bank, Craigleith hill by Stockbridge, Damhead old Glasgow road, Libberton west mains, Xether Libberton, Sea Grove, Sea Cot, Seafield toll, [Tipperlin, and Wardie.
From the Stand, George street, to Brickfield, Belmont, Christian bank, Cameron bridge, :iearburn, Craigleith hill, Dickson's park Haddington •oad. East Piltou, Eastfield, Groathill, Laverock bank hy Bonnington, Lixmont by Canonmllls, Libberton aauah. New Baths Leith links, Old Myre Side, and li t) ' >aughton.
From the Stand, Prince's street, facing Hope street, to Assembly Rooms Leith, Balgreen, Cotfield Leith -inks, Drylaw mains Queensferry road. Echo bank Dal- keith road, Forrest hall, Grange, House of hill Queens- ferry road. Meadow house Corstorphine road. Old Drawbridge North Leith, Parson's green, Powburn, Slateford, Trinity mains, Trinity grove, Under Quarry- holes, Windlesti-awlee, Wellington street Queensferry road, and Whisky row Leith links.
FOUR SHILLINGS AND THREE PENNY FARES.
The distance two miles and three quarters. From the Stand, Tron church, to Braid's burn. Blackball by Bell's mills, Crags Dal- keith road, Caimtowp, Damhead, Gorgie mills, Inch, Meggetland, Northfield, nether Libberton mams, Sea- field, and Wardie.
From the Stand, Prince's street, to Belmont, Duddlngston mill, Gorgie, Groathill, Mea- dowfield, Meggetland, nether Libberton mains, Seafield toll, Southside bank, and Saughton. 1824-5. *
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From the Stand, George street, to Braid's burn, Beechwood, Cottage, Graycrook farm,. Libberton west mains, Meggetland, nether Libberton, Pirniefield, Parknook., Ravelston, Seafield, Seafield baths, Sea cot, Sea grove, Stenhouse mill, Saughton j bridge end, Windylaws, and Wheatfield.
From the Stand, Prince's street, facing Hope street, to
Brickfield, Craigentinny, Cameron bridge, Cameron bank, Craiglockhart, Corstorphine hill. Corbie hill, ' Dock street Avest end, East Pilton, Gray's mill, Her- mitage Leith links, Hawkfield, Hawkbill, Hermitage, Leith mount, Leith mills, Marchfield, Piershill bar- racks, Parknook, Pirniehall, Bestalrig house, Sala^y mander street east end, Saughton mains, and west Pil^' ton. -^
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The distance three miles. )
From the Stand, Tron church, to \ '
Belmont, Blackball, Craigmiller farm, Craigleith hill, Duddingston cottage, Duddingston, east Pilton, For-j rest hall, Greenend, Gorgie, Graycrook farm, Groathill, Hermitage by Braid, Little France, Libberton, Lib- berton kirk, Nlddry mains, Nellfield Portobello, Ka- velston, Southfield, Stonedikehead, Slateford, and Saughton.
From the Stand, Prince's street, to
Braid's burn, Beechwood, Craig's Kirkland, Craig end, east Pilton, Forrest hall, Graycrook farm, Niddry mains, Ravelston, Slateford, and Stenhouse mill. <^
From the Stand, George street, to *
Caroline cottage, Drylaw mains, Fillyside bank, For- rest hall, Craigcrook castle, house of Hill, Meadowfield, Meadow house, Paul's green, Pirnie hall, Rosevale, and Slateford.
From the Stand, Prince's street, facing Hope street, to
Beautyfield, Cottage, Cameron house, Davidson's mains, Eastfield by Leith, Libberton dams, New Baths Newhaven, Pirniefield, Red house. Red hall, Seafield, Sea cot, Sea grove, Upper Braid, and Wheatfield.
Extracted from the Records of Council by
Carlyle Bell, Conjunct City Clerk. «
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Length of some of the
Furlongs.
4^bercromby place - 1^
Albany street - 2^
Bellevue crescent - 1
Broughton place - Oi
Puccleuch place - 1
Blair street - - 0|^
Bristo street - - li
Bank street - ' 0^
Charlotte street - 1^
Charlotte square - 0^
Castle street - - I|-
Cumberland street - IJ:
Cornwallis place - 0^
Cowgate - - 3^
Casttehili street - 0^
Canongate - - 5^
College street - 0-§
Chapel street - 0^
Crichton street - 0^
ICandlemaker-row - 1
iCrosscauseway - 1^
Charles street - 04
Carnegie street - 0^
Clyde street - - 04
Duke street - - O^-
Dundas street - 1
Drummond street - 1|-
Duncan street - OJ.
Edinburgh street - 0^
Elder street - - 1
Frederick street - li
Fettes row - - 1
Forth street - - 0:|
George street - 4
George square - 1
Gayfield street - 1
Gayfield square - 04
Greenside street - 1
Grassmarket - 1
Gilmour street - 0^
High street - -2^
Howe street - 1
Heriot row - - 24
Hanover street - 13.
Hill street - - 1 1824-5.
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Hope street India street Infirmary street Jamaica street London street Leith street Low Calton Leith wynd Lawnmarket Lothian street Maitland street Melville street Mercliant street
Furlongs.
04 5| 2 04
Northumberland street 2
Nelson street - 1
North Bridge street J^
Niddry street - 0|
New street - - 1
Prince's street - 6^
Picardy place - 1
Pitt street - - 1
Potterrow - - 1|:
Portsburgh - - 14
Queensferry street - 1
Queen street - 4^
Rose street, - - 4
Roxburgh street - 04
Richmond street - 1
Richmond street north Of
Richmond street south 04
Royal crescent - 1
Register place - 0^
South Bridge street 1^
St. John street - 1
St. James' street - 04
St. David street - 1|-
St. Andrew street - 1|.
St. Mary's wynd - 0|
Thistle street - 2
Tiviot row - - 04
Tobago street - Of
Union street - 04
Windmill street - 0|
Young street - 1
York place - - 1
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REGULATIONS for HACKNEY CHAIRS!
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At Edinburgh, the 26th day of February in the year , one thousand eight hundred and twelve : \
Which day, the Right Honourable the Lord Provost, . the Magistrates, and Council of the City of Edinburgh,'! being assembled, they approved of the following Regu- lations and Table of Fares for Hackney Chairs, and! appointed them to be strictly observed from and after ' the first day of March next, to continue during the pleasure of the Council, and to be printed and published, , They are as follows : —
General Rules to be observed for Distances.
Not exceeding two furlongs, - - -
— three furlongs, - - -
four furlongs, ...
■ five furlongs, ...
six furlongs, ...
■ seven furlongs,
one mile, ...
And so on at the rate of 5d. for every furlong farther.
General Rules according to Time.
Hire of a chair for a whole day, i. e. from 10
in the morning till 12 o'clock at night, £0 7 6 Hire for a week, - - - - 1116
Hire for a forenoon, from 9 in the morning till
4 o'clock afternoon, - - - 0 5 6 i •
Hire for an afternoon, from 4 o'clock till 12
at night, 046
Or by the agreement of parties.
Every double lift for two grown persons to pay
double hire, two children, or one child
under ten years of age, in a person's arms,
always excepted. Each lift from 12 o'clock at night to 2 in the
morning to be charged, over and above
the fares, 0 0 6>
And double hire after 2 o'clock in the morning. Any person calling a chair to a lodging, and
not making use of it, to pay - - 0 0 9 Each half-hour's attendance, - - 0 0 Si
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REGULATIONS.
Imo, That every chairman carrying or resting his hair, under cloud of night, and not having a h'gbt xed on the fore part of one of the poles, or carrying or iesting a chair at any time on the foot pavement or lainstones, shall forfeit _^t'e shillings, and not less than wo shilliiigs and sixpence, for each trangression, be im- irisoned, and the chair detained till the same is paid.
2do, That a number shall be distinctly painted on the ront and back of each chair for hire, and that there hall not be the same number on two chairs j and the irst or foremost of the bearers shall wear a badge or icket on his breast, with the number of the chair upon t, under the penalty of ten shillings, and not less than Ive shillings, for each transgression, to be paid by the nvner or proprietor of the chair. And all masters, twners, or proprietors shall, at each term of Whitsun- ;lay and Martinmas half yearly, or within 15 daysthere- ;ifter at farthest, give in to the City-clerks at the Coun- il-chamber a list, signed by them, of the full number if chairs severally belonging to them, the different num- iiers affixed on them, with the names of their servants, "or whom they are to be answerable, under the penalty j)f ten shillings.
otio. That no insufficient chair shall be allowed to )ly 5 and when any of the proper furniture of a chair, '. e. lining or cushion, shall be dirty or torn, or the glasses or blinds shall be broken or wanting, it shall je lawful to detain from the hire one shilling \ or the ^fhole hire, if it shall amount to more.
4to, That no person shall keep chairs for hire, unless Ue be an entered master with the Society of Chairmas- ;ers and Bearers of Edinburgh, or unless he have spe- cial allowance from the Council, under the penalty of fortij pounds Scots.
5to, That all chairs for a fare shall be at such stations as the magistrates (for the time being) shall appoint, and nowhere else within the city or liberties, under the penalty of two shillings and sixpence, and not less than one shilling, to be paid by the owners, for each offence.
6to, That any chairman attending for fare, and re- fusing to take one when offered, or saying that he is engaged when not so, shall be committed prisoner for 24 hours ; and the master or owner to be liable in a pe- Dalty of Jive shillings, and not less than two shillings and sixpence.
Into, That all masters or owners of chairs, or their 1824-5.
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servants, engaging to call for and take up any person at a particular house, and failing to do so, shall be fined in ten shillvigs, and not less than^yg shillings — unless.,' in this case, and the former of refusing a hire, the chairman can condescend on and instruct a sufficient cause for such refusal or failure.
8i;o, That all masters or owners of chairs, or thein g servants, demanding or exacting more fare than whal is established by the annexed Table, or not having 8 printed copy thereof, and of these regulations, ready tc show to the person employing them, shall forfeit twi shillings and sixpence for every such offence, and like- wise the hire.
2no, That if any chairbearer shall be convicted o imposing on his employers, or of misbehaviour, by abu-i sive language, or otherwise, or of abstracting the fare.'|( from his master, the magistrates may inflict a penalty 0 si
and, on non-payment, he shall be committed to Bride well, and confined for 20 days.
\0mo. That no chairraaster, chairman, or any othej person, shall act as a porter in carrying burdens of anj kind, under the Tpenaltj o{ Jour shillings ; except tha chairmen may carry furniture in flitting-time, from thi; 15th to the 50th of May, on paying one shilling ant eightpence each, every year, to the porters' box, for tht use of their poor ", and when chairmen shall so act, thei shall be regulated by the rates of porterage establishet for the Society of Porters.
Wmoy That on occasion of any fire or mob within tlw city or suburbs, every chairm aster and chairbearer shal immediately repair to the place where such fire or raol is, with their slings or braces, and obey such direction: as the magistrates may think proper to give.
12w20, That chairmen shall not carry chairs, furni ture, or other burdens, on the pavement or plainstones under a penalty o^Jive shillings, aud not less than tm shillings and sixpence.
15mo, That all chairmasters and their bearers sha! be subject to such rules, regulations, and bye-laws, a the Lord Provost and Magistrates may from time fc time think fit to enact for their government.
That these regulations may be enforced by the Magi strates or Police.
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t'ABLE of FARES by admeasurement, agreeably to the prefixed General Rules.
SIXPENNY FABES.
From the Tron church to Cowgate port. College kirk by Leith wynd, Canon- Ite at St. John street, Head of West bow, Magdalen tiapel Cowgate, Register office, Riding-school >Jichol- m street, Relief chapel south College street, Trades laiden hospital, and Theatre.
NINEPENNY FARES.
From the Iron church to Candlemaker-rovv at the church-yard gate, Castle- ill as far as Reservoir, Canongate at Crichton's entry, lanongate charity workhouse, Lothian street Bristo ireet, Leith street at Catherine street, Grassmarket to (ornmarket, Methodist meeting-house by Leith wynd, Orth back of Canongate at New street, Nicholson street I east Richmond street, Potterrow at Hay's court, 'rince's street to south St. David street, south back of lanongate to St. John street, St. Andrew square at l>uth St. Andrew street, St. James square furthest ex- remity.
ONE SHILLING FARES.
i From the Tron church to
Bridewell Calton hill, Crosscauseway east end, Ca-
longate at Boyd's close. Castle within the gate, Charles
treet at Crichton street, Chapel of Ease, east Rich-
nond street at Pleasance, Greenside place opposite
Jail and Thomson's coach-work, Grassmarket at the
lort, Heriot's hospital, Meadow at Watson's hospital
p rate, north St. Andrew street at York place, Nicholson
,5 ,'treet at St. Patrick square, Picardy place. Prince's
,, Itreet at Hanover street, St. Andrew square west and
iiorth sides, and York place by Elder street.
2 FIFTEEN PENNY FABES.
'i| From the Tron church to
Tl Archer's hall, Albany row by James' square and ^ jDuke street, Broughton place west end by Broughton jtreet, Buccleuch place furthest extremity, Gayfield square next Leith walk, George street at Hanover street, George square farthest extremity, Hope park by Crosscauseway ,'Laurieston at head of Vennel, palace of Holyroodhouse, Prince's street opposite Frederick street east side, Portsburgh at Lady Lawson's wynd, Water- 1824-5.
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gate at east end of houses there, Watson's hospital and Queen street third lodging Avest from St. Davit! * street.
EIGHTEEN PENNY FAUES. ij
From the Tron church to '
Abbeyhill at Baron Norton's, Abercrorabic place wes end, Broughton toll-bar, Drunimond place south side, )^ Gayfield square Leith ivalk farthest extremity, Geon street opposite Frederick street, Fountainbridge hi way between Lothian road and Twopenny Custom' [j^ Hope park end opposite centre of Meadow east end Laurieston opposite head of Lady Lawson's wynd Laurleston lane to north side of Meadow Avalk, Prince' street opposite Castle street, Queen street opposite Ha nover street, and St. Leonard's by Crosscauseway.
TWENTY-ONE PENNY FAEES.
From the Tron church to Abbeyhill east end, Castlebarns east end, Dimda street at Northumberland street, Gibbet loan, Leifi walk opposite Marshall's entry, Laurieston lane wedi Park side south end. Prince's street as far as opposit Charlotte street east side. Queen street as far as oppo site Frederick street. Upper Quarryholes, and Wes Kirk by back of Castle.
TWO SHILLING FARES.
From the Tron church to Comely green near Abbeyhill toll-bar, Canonmill south end, East Leith road to Quarry holes, Gibbe toll-bar, George street west end, Howe street oppositi Northumberland street, Heriot row west and first hou8« west of centre projection, Lochrin distillery by Laurie ston, Middlefield Leith walk, Maitland street east end Pitt street at Cumberland street, Queen street oppositt Castle street, St. Ann's brae near Comely garden b] Abbeyhill, south Charlotte street at George street and Tobago street.
SIXPENNY FARES.
From the Theatre to Corri's Rooms, Hunter square, Catherine street nortl end Caltonhill, Prince's street opposite centre hous* between St. David street and Hanover street, St. An drew square, and York place.
NINEPENNY FARES. i*
From the Theatre to Antigua street Gayfield square. North College streeJ' 1824-5.
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iK It end, Netherbow, north St. David street to Queen set, and Parliament square.
ONE SHILLING FARES.
From the Theatre to
Assembly Rooms George street, Argyll square, yummond place south side, Hanover street to north 3, New street Canongate, Prince's street centre of
ision between Castle street and Frederick street, [ding-school Nicholson street, and head of West bow.
FIFTEENPENNY FARES.
From the Theatre to Alison square Potterrow, Botanic gardens Leith ,1k, Canongate to opposite the church, Castle gate, stle street south division, Dundas street south divi- n, Frederick street north end, Grassmarket to oppo- e Cornmarket south side, Grayfriars' church, Mer- ant street, Lothian street, Nicholson street to Rich- »nd street, and Prince's street to centre of division tween Charlotte street and Castle street.
EIGHTEENPENNY FARES.
From the Theatre to
Canongate to Boyd's close, Crichton street George
uare, Castle street north division, Charlotte street
luth, Dundas street north, Buccleuch street Chapel of
.ase, Grassmarket to the Port, Howe street south di-
i :5ion, Hope street east side, King street east division,
■ .iddletield Leith walk, Park place, St. Patrick square
irth side, and Tiviot row.
. TWENTY-ONE PENNY FARES.
From the Theatre to Archer's hall, Buccleuch place west end, Charlotte uare west side, Fife place l^eith walk, Fettes' row )rth side of Pitt street, George square west and south des, Holyroodhouse, Heriot row west end, King street est end, Laurieston at head of Vennel and lanes oppo- te, Maitland street to the crescent, and Portsburgh to ady Lawson's wynd.
TWO SHILLING FARES.
From the Theatre to Abbeyhill where it joins easier road to Leith, Bea- brhall by Canonmills, CowFeeder row, Fountainbridge istween the Lothian road and Twopenny Custom, llope park end opposite to centre of Meadow at the I 1824-5.
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east end, India street north end, Logie green by Canoi» t; mills, and St. Leonard street. i So
SIXPENNY FAKES.
From Assembly Rooms, George street, to ' George street to middle of west division. Prince' street at St. David street west side, Prince's street J Castle street east side. Queen street at St. David stre« west side, Queen street at Castle street east side, an^ k St. Andrew square.
NINEPENNT FARES.
From Assembly Eooms, George street, to Abercromby place east end, Bank, street by th Mound, Charlotte square south and north sides, Duk street, Dundas street, Howe street north to King stree^ Heriot row west to India street. Nelson street to Noi thumberland street, Prince's street at Trotter's ware house. Prince's street to Charlotte street. Queen stree* li to Charlotte street, and York place to English chapel. '
ONE SHILLING FARES. f
From Assembly Rooms, George street, to '
iilbany row east end of west division, Charlotte plaqf west end, Dublin street north end, James' square biil; Elder street, India street north end, Maitland stre«4 east end, Pitt street to Fettes' row. Theatre, and Yorli place to east end. ,.
FIFTEEN PENNY FARES. ;
From Assembly Rooms, George street, to *
Drumsheuch to the toll-bar. Forth street, Catherine street by Prince's street, London street, Maitland street'; to the east division of the crescent, middle of North; Bridge, Picardy place to Commercial Bank by YorW place, and Stockbridge.
EIGHTEEN PENNY FARES.
From Assembly Rooms, George street, to Broughton to the toll-bar, Maitland street west oii the crescent, Netherbow High street. Royal Exchange High street, and South Bridge to arch over the Cow- gate, j
TWENTY-ONE PENNY FARES. ^
From Assembly Rooms, George street, to !
Canonmills south end, Fountainbridge east end, Gayfield square north side, Canongate between St. Mary's wynd and St. John street, Orchardfield and
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lastlebarns, Park street by West Bow, Raeburn place, Quth Bridge south of Cowgate, and Water of Leith.
TWO SHILLING FARES.
From Assembly Rooms, George street, to Bell's mills, Canonmills north end, Charles' street, anongate church, Drumraond street, Fountainbridge bst end, George square, Laurieston, Nicholson street »rth from Richmond street. New street Canongate, leasance north end by St. Mary's wynd, Roxburgh ace, south College street, St. John street, Tobago reet, and Tiviot row.
Extracted from the Record of Council by
Alex. Callender, Dep. Clerk.
RA TES of FOR TERAGE.
he following are some of the principal Rates of Por- terage : —
very cart of coals not exceeding 12 cwt. to s. d. a house or cellar entering from the street or close, or to first storey up or down a stair, 0 5 very succeeding storey after the first, addi- tional . . . . 0 1 >als carried up or down a close beyond the front land to any part within the close, 0 1 very cart of coals not exceeding 16 cwt. to a house or cellar entering from the street or close, or to first storey up or down a stair, 0 4 /ery succeeding storey after the first, addi- tional . . . . 0 1 i^ery cart of coals not exceeding 20 cwt. to a house or cellar entering from the street or close, or to first storey up or down a stair, 0 5 ery succeeding storey after the first, addi- tional . . . . 0 2 arters obliged to build the coals for an allow- lance for each cart of . . • 0 1 id for carts of 16 and 20 cwt. in proportion, not exceeding . . . 0 1^ )r any message, box, &c. of § cwt. or under, or one dozen of liquor, from Tron church to Prince's street east of St. Andrew street, or like distance . . • 0 2 id for a full burden . . • 0 5 lorn any part of old town to Prince and Queen Street, and cross streets eastward of Hanover 1824-5.
24 APPENDIX.
street, York place, Elder street, Canongate, *. A i Grassmarket, or like distance, od. — For a ■jr. full burdea .... 0
To the cross streets east of south and north ^ .
Castle streets, Forth street, Picardy place, ■ j.
George square, or like distance, 4d. — For a full burden, ... 0
To the extremities of the city, . 0 fl r
Liquors to be charged per dozen, additional, 0 0' .
The rates of porterage from Leith to the differ- j
ent parts of Edinburgh, vary from Is. to Is. 4d.
Furniture carried on a machine by poles, to pay at the rate of three times the allowance for a full burden, as before mentioned.
For loading and unloading a single cart of fur- niture, and including carriage from or to a house one storey up or down a stair, 1 2
Porters, if engaged by the hour, for every hour, 4d.j for a day, 3s.; for every half hour de- tained, 3d. ; for ditto in southern districts, 2d.
RATES for the Porters of the Southern Districts. For any message or burden, •§■ cwt. or under, or one dozen of liquor, from Druramond street to Tron church, Grassmarket, George square, and St. Patrick square, . . 0 ■
And for a full burden, . . . 0 ^
From Richmond street, Crichton street, and St.
Patrick square, to any of the above places, 0
And for a full burden, ... 0
From Drummond street to Prince's street, east of St. Andrew street, or to Shakspeare square, Netherbow, or like distance, . . 0
And for a full burden, ... 0
From Richmond street, Crichton street, and St.
Patrick square, to any of the above places, 0 And for a full burden, . . . 0 !
From Drummond street to Prince's street, Queen street, south and north Hanover streets, York place, St. John's close Canongate, and Castle- hill, ..... 0 And for a full burden, ... 0 From Richmond street, Crichton street, and St.
Patrick square, to any of the above places, 0 And for a full burden, ... 0
From Drummond street to Castle street, Picardy
place, and Abbey, ... 0
And for a full burden, ... 0
1824-5.
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■y. |
d. |
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0 |
7 |
|
0 |
8 |
|
0 |
7 |
|
0 |
8 |
|
0 |
8 |
|
0 |
9 |
|
0 |
6 |
|
0 |
7 |
|
0 |
4 |
|
0 |
5 |
|
0 |
8 |
|
0 |
9 |
|
0 |
9 |
|
0 |
10 |
AFPENUIX. 25
From Richmond street, Crichton street, and St.
Patrick square, to any oftlie foresaid places, And for a full burden. From Drummond street to Charlotte square,
Coates Crescent, &c. . And for a full burden, iFrom Richmond street, Crichton street, and St.
Patrick square, to any of the above places, !And for a full burden, . From Drummond street to Mayfield loan, lAnd for a full burden. From Richmond street, Crichton street, and St.
Patrick sejuare, to Mayfield loan. And for a full burden. From Drummond street to Whitehouse toll, Ca-
nonmills, &c. And for a full burden, From Richmond street, Crichton street, and St.
Patrick square, to any of the above places, And for a full burden.
The other rates are the same as those in the table for the city porters.
RE G ULA TIONS for CAR TERS.
The following are the principal Regulations for the Carters of Edinburgh and Leith :
1. That each carter shall have a sufficient horse and cart, and furniture, with his name and number distinctly painted or fixed on the side of the cart ; and particu- larly shall be provided with a tarpaulin or covering for his cart, of canvass or viooUen, to cover the goods upon
[his cart when fully loaded, at least twelve feet square, with his name painted or fixed on the said covering, imder the penalty of ten shillings sterling, for the first transgression ; twenty shillings, for the second ; and, for the third offence, shall lose his privilege as a carter in Edinburgh and Leith, besides paying all damages, in case a tarpaulin or covering is not used.
2. That no carter shall, under any pretence what- ever, refuse employment when otherwise not actually engaged •, and if any carter shall allege or say he is working at other work, he must condescend on the work and his employer j and if convicted of refusing work when not employed, prevaricating, or telling a falsehood, shall, for the first oftence, be liable in a fine of ten shil- lings sterling; for the second, twenty shillings ; and, for
1824-5. c
26 APPENDIX.
the third ofFence, shall lose his privilege, and be dis. charged from ever acting as a carter in Edinburgh and Leith.
3. That each carter shall, besides his name and num ber, have affixed on his cart a ticket mentioning his number, and whether he belongs to Edinburgh or Leit ■which ticket will be furnished at the time of the carter' admission j and any carter who shall be convicted oi plying without such ticket, shall be liable in a penalt not exceeding twenty shillings sterling.
4. That all carters shall be provided with sufficieni bags for carrying bark, corn, small coals, or other goods! to Edinburgh or Leith.
GENERAL POST-OFFICE.
Sir David Weddiirburn, Bart. Deputy Postmaster
General and Cashier. William Young, Clerk to ditto, and Deputy Cashier. Augustus Godby, Secretary. — Archibald Horn, Chiej\
Clerk to ditto, and Registrar of Bonds. — J. Currie and
R. Moir, Clerks. J. Shearer and C. F. Reeves, Surveyors. George Mason, Accountatit. — A. Paterson, J. Ross, an
George Mason junior. Clerks to ditto. i
T. E. Sutherland, Letter Bill Clerk. '
John Bowie, W. S. Solicitor. Robert Young, Inspector of Dead and Mis-sent Letters.
INLAND LETTER OFFICE.
J. Moule, Superintending President.
Francis Gibson, Senior Clerk and President.
R. Anderson, G. G. Bruce, J. Welsh, R. Blackman, J. Gladstones, A. M'Queen, G. Lawrence, P. Sherrifiji J. Weir, B. C. Salveson, A. Douglas, D. Stewart, anii A. Sommerville, Clerks.
Robert Greig, Probationary Clerk.
Alex. Watt, Stamper. — P. Henderson, Assistant.
James Findlay, Inspector of Letter-carriers.
Twenty-three Letter-carriers and three Supernumerary ditto, two Leith Penny Post Messengers^ two Watch- men and Porters, and two Messengers.
Charlotte Coghill, Housekeeper. %
LEITH POST-OFFICE.
G. Newton, Postmaster. Two Clerks and three Letter-carriers, 1824-5.
APPENDIX.
27
icled
Aberfeldy
List of Post-Towns in Scotland, with the Post- age of a single Letter from Edinburgh, and the time of dispatch to each.
Postage d. daily at 10 p. m. 9
daily at 10 p. m. 10
daily at 10 p. m. 5
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and
LeitlAberbrothwick berdeen lAberdour
Airdrie
Alloa
A 1 ford
Alyth
Annan
Anstruther i Appin ; Arisaig
Aross
Arrochar
Auchnacraig
Auchterarder
Auchternmchty
Ayr
Ay ton
Ballantrae
Ballandalloch
Balfron
Banchory
Banflt
Bathgate
Beith
Beauly
Bervie
Berwick
Biggar
Blackshiels
Blairadam
Blair-AthoU
Blairgowrie
Bonar-bridge
Bonaw
Borrowstonness
Bowmore
Brae mar
Brechin
Bridge of Earn
Broadford 1S24-5.
Saturday, at 10 p. m. 8
daily, except Sun. ^ past 7 a. m. 7 daily at 10 p. m. 7
Sun. Tues. and Fri. at 10 p. m. 10 daily at JO p. m. 8
daily at 10 p. m. 9
daily at 10 p. m. 7
Mon. Thurs. Sat. at 10 p. m. 10 Mon. and Thurs. at 10 p. m. 11 Mon. Thurs. Sat. at 10 p. m. 11 daily except Tues. at 10 p. m. 9 Mon. Thurs. Sat. at 10 p. m. 10 daily at 10 p. m. 8
daily at 10 p. m. 7
daily half past 7 a. m. and 10 p. m. 9 daily at 8 p. m. 8
daily at 10 p. m. 9
daily except Tuesday at 10 p. m. 11 daily at 10 p. ra. daily at 10 p. m. daily at 10 p'. m. daily at i past 7 a. m. exc. Sun. daily at 10 p. m. except Tuesday daily at 10 p. m. daily at 10 p. m. daily at 8 p. m. daily at 10 p. m. Sun. Tues. Fri. ■§■ past 7 a. m. daily at 10 p. m. Mon. Thurs. Sat daily at 10 p. m. daily at 10 p. m. Mon. Thurs. Sat
at 10 p.
at 10
8 10
11
6 8
12 9 8 6 5 6 8 8
15 9
daily at i past 7 a. m. and 10 p. m. 6 Mon. Thurs. Sat. at 8 p. m. 10
Sun. Tues. Fri. at 10 p. m. 10
daily at 10 p. 'm. 9
daily at 10 p. m. 7
Mon. Wed. Fri. at 10 p. m. 13
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Burntisland Cairndow Callander Campbeltown Carinish Carlisle Carnwath Castle-Douglas Chance Inn Coldinghara Coldstream Colinsburgh Colinton Coll Comrle Corstorphine Cowdenburn Craigellachie Crail Cramond Creetown CriefF Cromarty Crook Cullen Culross Cumnock Cupar- Angus Cupar- Fife Currie Dalkeith Dalmally Dalmellington Dairy Denny Dingwall Dornoch Douglas Doune Dry men Dumfries Dumbarton Dunbar Dunbeath Dunblane Dundee Dunfermline 1824-5.
APPENDIX.
Postage d. 6
daily at 10 p. m.
daily except Tues. at 10 p. m. 9
daily at 10 p. m. 8
Mon. Thurs. Sat. at 10 p. m. 11
Mon. Wed. Fri. at 10. p. m. l4
daily at half past 4 5
daily at 10 p. m. 7
daily at 10 p. m. 9
daily at 10 p. ni. 9l
daily at 8 p. m. «
daily at 8 p. m. »
daily at 10 p. m. 7
daily at half past 7 a. m. 2
Thursday at 10 p. m. 11
daily at 10 p. ra. 8
daily at half past 7 a. m. 2
daily at 10 p. m. 5 daily except Tuesday at 10 p.m. 11
daily except Tuesday at 10 p. m. 8 daily except Tuesday at 10 p. m. 2 daily at 10 p. m. daily at 10 p. m.
daily except Tuesday at 10 p. m. 12 Sun. Tues. Thurs. Sat. 10 p. m. 7
daily at 10 p. m. 11
ditto at 10 p. m. 6
ditto at 10 p. m. 9»
ditto at 10 p. m. 8?
ditto at 10 p. m, 7
ditto at half past 7 a. m. 2 ditto at 4 p. 7 a. m. & -J p. 4 p. m. 2
Mon. Thur. and Sat. at 10 p. m. 9
ditto ditto ditto 9
daily except Tuesday at 10 p. m. 8
daily at 10 p. m. 7
ditto ditto 12
ditto ditto 13 Sun. Tues. Thur. Fri. 8 p. ra. 8
daily at 10 p. m. 7 Mon. Thur. and Sat. at 10 p. m. 8
daily at 10 p. m. 8
ditto ditto 8
ditto at 8 p. m. 6
ditto at 10 p. m. 13
ditto ditto 7
ditto ditto 8
ditto ditto 5
|
1 |
APPENDIX. |
ay |
|
1 |
Postage d. |
|
|
ti bunkeld |
daily at 10 p. m. |
8 |
|
' punning |
ditto ditto |
7 |
|
i Piinoon |
ditto ditto |
8 |
|
I Ounse |
ditto at 8 p. m. |
8 |
|
1 Dun vegan |
Mon. Wed. and Fri. at 10 p. m |
. 13 |
|
i: Dysart |
daily at 10 p. m. |
6 |
|
! Baglesham |
ditto ditto |
8 |
|
Earlstoun |
ditto at half past 4 |
7 |
|
Ecclefechan |
ditto at 10 p. m. |
8 |
|
i Eddleston |
ditto ditto |
5 |
|
i Elgin |
ditto ditto |
11 |
|
i Ellon |
ditto ditto |
10 |
|
; Ely |
ditto ditto |
7 |
|
! Errol |
ditto ditto |
8 |
|
1 Falkirk |
daily at ^ past 7 a. m. and 10 p. |
m. 6 |
|
S Falkland |
ditto at 10 p. m. |
7 |
|
i Fettercairn |
ditto ditto except Tuesday |
y |
|
Fochabers |
daily at 10 p. m. |
11 |
|
Ford |
ditto at half past 7 a. m. |
2 |
|
Forfar |
ditto at 10 p. m. |
8 |
|
Forres |
ditto ditto |
11 |
|
Fort Augustus |
daily except Wed. at 10 p. m. |
1.-2 |
|
Fort George |
daily at lO p. m. |
12 |
|
Fortrose |
daily except Tuesday at 10 p. m |
. 12 |
|
Fort William |
Mon. Thurs. Sat. at 10 p. m. |
10 |
|
Frasersburgh |
daily at 10 p. m. |
11 |
|
Fushie bridge |
daily at half past 4 p. m. |
4 |
|
Galashiels |
ditto ditto |
7 |
|
Gatehouse |
daily at 10 p. m. |
9 |
|
Girvan |
ditto at -J past 7 a. m. and 10 p. |
m. 9 |
|
Glasgow |
ditto ditto at 10 p. m. |
7 |
|
Glammis |
ditto ditto |
8 |
|
I Glenluce |
ditto ditto |
10 |
|
Golspie |
ditto ditto |
13 |
|
Grangemouth |
ditto at 4 past 7 a. m. and 10 p. |
m. 6 |
|
Granton |
ditto at 10 p. m. |
12 |
|
Greenlaw |
Mon. Thur. and Sat. at 8 p. m. |
8 |
|
Creenock |
daily at i- past 7 a. m. and 10 p. |
m.S |
|
Haddington |
daily at 8 p. m. |
5 |
|
Hamilton |
ditto at half past 7 a. m. |
7 |
|
Hawick |
ditto at half past 4 |
8 |
|
Helensburgh |
ditto at 10 p. m. |
8 |
|
Hermiston |
ditto at half past 7 a. m. |
2 |
|
Holytown |
ditto at half past 7 a. ra. |
7 |
|
Huna |
ditto at 10 p. m. |
15 |
|
Huntly |
ditto ditto |
11 |
|
Inchture |
ditto ditto |
8 |
|
1824-5. |
so
Inverary Invergordon Inverkeithing Tnv'erness Irvine Jedburgh Jura Keith Keith-hall Kelso Kenmore Killin Kilmarnock Kilsyth Kincardine Kincardine-o'Ne Kinghorn Kingussie Kinross Kintore Kippen Kirkaldy Kirkcudbright Kirkintulloch Kirkliston Kirkwall Kirriemuir Laggan Lanark Langholm Largs Lasswade Lauder Laurencekirk Leadhills Lerwick Lesmahago Leven Libberton Linlithgow Linton Lochalsh Lochcarron Lochearnhead Lochgilphead Lochmaben Lockerby 1824-5.
APPENDIX.
Postage c
daily except Tuesday at 10 p. m. I
ditto at 10 p. m. 1:
ditto ditto
ditto ditto If
ditto at •§ past 7 a. m. and 10 p. m. 5
ditto at half past 4 }
Mon. Thur. and Sat. at 10 p. m. IC
daily at 10 p. m. 11
ditto ditto
ditto at half past 4
Mon. Wed. Thur. Sat. at 10 p. m. S
Mon. Thur. and Sat. at 10 p. m. 8
daily at -J past 7 a. m. and 10 p. m. 8'
ditto ditto ditto
ditto at 10 p. m. II ditto ditto
ditto ditto
Sun. Wed. and Fri. at 10 p.
ditto ditto
ditto ditto
daily except Sat. at 10 p. ra.
daily at 10 p. m.
ditto ditto
ditto ditto
ditto at half past 7 a. m.
ditto at 10 p. m.
ditto ditto
Sun. Wed. and Fri. at 10 p.
daily at half past 7 a. m.
ditto at half past 4 p. m.
ditto at 10 p. m.
ditto at half past 7 a. m.
daily except Sunday at |- past 4
daily except Tuesday at 10 p. m.
Tuesday and Friday at 10 p. m.
once a month
daily at half past 7 a. m.
ditto at 10 p. m.
daily at half past 7 a. m.
ditto at 4 past 7 a. m. and 10 p. m
Sun. Tue. and Fri. at 10 p. m.
Mon. Wed. and Fri. at 10 p. m.
ditto ditto
Mon. Thur. and Sat. at 10 p. m
ditto ditto
daily except Sunday at 10 p. m.
daily at 10 p. ra.
7 6
6(
12, 6
10 1 6 9 71 2!
14 9
12
7
2
5
6
13
15
8
10
8
8
APPENDIX.
31
jongtovvn
iUSS
[aucliline
[aybole
[elrose
[eigle
[id-Calder
[intlaw
[off'at
[oniaive
"iVIontrose ' Mortlach ' iMoivern
Muirdrum i Muirkirk
Munlochy
Musselburgh , Nairn
Neilston
Newburgh
New Galloway
Newton Stewart
North Ferry
Oban
Old Meldrum
Old Rain
Faisley
ParkhiU
Peebles
Pennycuick
Perth
Peterhead
Pitlochrie
Pittenweem
Portaskaig
Port Glasgow
Port Patrick
Portobello
Portree
Portsoy
Prestonpans
Prestonkirk
Rachan mill
Ratho
Renfrew
Rhynie
Rothesay 1824-5.
m.
9
9
7
8
4
10
8
9
9
11
14
8
Postage d, daily at half past 4 p. m. 9
ditto except Tuesday at 10 p. m. 8 daily at 10 p. m. **
ditto at i past 7 a. m. and 10 p ditto at half past 4 p. m. ditto at 10 p. m. ditto at half past 7 a. m. ditto at 10 p. ra. ditto ditto
Mon. Thur. and Sat. at 10 p. m daily at 10 p. m. Sun. Wed. and Fri. at 10 p. in. Thursday at 10 p. m. daily at 10 p. m. Su. Tu. Th. Fr. at ~ past 7 a.' m. 8 daily except Tuesday at 10 p. m. 12 ditto at i past 7 a. m. and 5 p. m. 2 ditto at 10 p. m. 12
Mon. Wed. and Fri, at 10 p. m. 8 daily at 10 p. m. 7
Sun. Tues. and Fri. at 10 p. m. 9 daily at 10 p. ra. 10
ditto ditto 4
Mon. Thur. and Sat. at 10 p. m. 10 daily at 10 p. m. 10
ditto ditto 10
ditto ^ past 7 a. m. and 10 p.' m. 8 ditto at 10 p. m. 12
ditto ditto 6
ditto ditto 2
ditto ditto 7
ditto ditto 10
Mon. Thur. and Sat. at 10 p. m. 8 daily at 10 p. m. 7
Mon. Thur'. and Sat. at 10 p. m. 11 daily 4 past 7 a. ra. and 10 p. m. 8 daily at 10 p. mi 10
ditto at ~ pas^t 7 a. m. and 5 p. m. 2 Mon. Wed. and Fri. at 10 p. m. 15
a. m.
daily at 10 p. ra.
ditto at half past
ditto at 8 p. m.
ditto at 10 p. m.
ditto at half past 7 a. mJ
ditto at 10 p. m.
ditto except Tuesday at 10 p. ra.
ditto at 10 p^ m.
11
2 6 6 2 8 10 9
82
1824-5.
APPENDIX.
Postage I
St. Andrews daily at 10 p, m.
St. Boswells ditto at half past 4 p. m.
Saltcoats ditto at 10 p. m.
Sanquhar Mo. Th. Sa. 6 a. m. and 10 p. m.
Selkirk daily at half past 4 p. m.
Slateford ditto at half past 7 a. ni.
South Ferry ditto at 10 p. m.
Stewarton ditto i past 7 a. m. and 10 p. m.
Stirling ditto ditto ditto
Stonehaven ditto at 10 p. m.
Stornoway Friday at 10 p. m.
Stow daily at half past 4 p, m.
Stranraer ditto at 10 p. m.
Strathaven Mo. Tu, Th. Sa. 4 past 7 a. m.
Strathblane Mon. Thur. and Sat. at 10 p. m.
Strathdon Sun. Tues. and Fri. at 10 p. ni.
Strichen Mon. Thur. and Sat. at 10 p. ui. 10
Stromness daily at 10 p. m. I4,
Strontian Mon. Thur. and Sat. at 10 p. m. U
Tain daily at 10 p. m. 1^
Taynloane Mon. and Thur. at 10 p. m. IQ
Tarbert Mon. Thur. and Sat. at 10 p. ra. l|j
Tarland Sun. Tues. and Fri. at 10 p. m, Ift
Thornhill daily at 10 p. m. 9
Thurso ditto ditto I5
Tobermory Mon. Thur. and Sat. at 10 p. m. H
Tongue ditto ditto ditto 13
Tranent daily at half past 7 a. m. 2
Troon ditto at 10 p.m. 8
Tullich Sun. Tues. and Fri. at 10 p. m. 10
TurrifF daily at 10 p. m. IQ
Tyree Thursday at 10 p. m. ll
Tyndrum Mon. Thur. and Sat. at 10 p. m. 8
Ullapool Sunday at 10 p. m. I3
Whitburn daily at half past 7 a. m. Q
Whithorn ditto at 10 p. m. 10
Wick ditto ditto I5
Wigton ditto ditto 10
Wilsontown Mon. Thur. Sat. 4 past 7 a. m. 6
Windygates ditto at 10 p. m. 7
i
APPENDIX.
33
I8T of PosT-TowNs and principal Places in England and Wales, with the Postage of a single Letter from Edinburgh.
. B.— Those marked Carlisle go from Edinburgh hy way of , Carlisle, every day at half -fast four p. m. hose marked London hyiuay of London, every day at eight p.m. , hose marked York by way of York, every day at eight p. m.
Town.
bbotsbromley Ibbotsbury iberford Lbergavenny
bergavenny Abergele Vberistwith Abingdon Lldborough Uford Llfretoii
Iresford
.Inwick
.Istonmoor ilton
\ltringhani ilmershani '^Vmbleside ^.mesbury A.mpthill (A.ndover : Anglesea . Appleby Appledote Arundel (Ash h urn e JAshburton Ashby de la Zouche
Ashford
Asliford lAshton-under-line
A strop
Askrig
Atherstone
Attleborough
Austle, St.
Aukland, Bishop
Aulcester
Axbridge 1821-5.
County. Postage.
Stafford 12d
Dorset 15
York 11
Monmouth 1-^
South Wales 13
North Wales 12
South Wales 13
Berks 13
Suffolk 1^
Lincoln 13
Derby 12
Hants 14
Northumber. 9
Cumberland 9
Hants 14
Chester 1 1
Bucks 14 Westmoreland 10
Wilts 14
Bedford 15
Hants 14
Isle of 13 "Westmoreland 10
Kent
Sussex
Derby
Devon
Leicester
Kent
Derby
Lancaster
Northampton
York
Warw ick
Norfolk
Cornwall
Durham
Warwick
Devon
14
14
12
14
13
14-
12
11
13
11
12
13
15
10
13
13
How sent. Carlisle Carlisle York Carlisle Carlisle Carlisle Carlisle London York York Carlisle London York Carlisle London Carlisle Carlisle Carlisle London Carlisle London Carlisle Carlisle l^ondon London Carlisle Carlisle Carlisle London Carlisle Carlisle Carlisle York Carlisle York Carlisle York Carlisle Carlisle
34
APPENDIX.
Town. Axminster Aylesbury Aylesford Aylsham Bagshot Bakewell Bala Baldock Balsover Barapton Banbury Bangor Barmouth Barnard Castle Barnet Barnesly Barnstaple Barton Mills Barton Bark way Bassingstoke Bath Battle Bawtry Beachy Head Beaumaris Beccles Beconsfield Beckenhani Bed ale Bedford BedAvin Belford Beminster Bensington Berkhemstead Berkley Berwick Betely Beverley Bewdley BexhiU Bicester Biddeford Biddenden Biggleswade Bilderstone
1824-5.
County. Devon Bucks Kent Norfolk Starry Derby
Postage. 14d 13 14 14 14 12
North Wales 13
Hertford 13
Derby ] 2
Devon 14
Oxford 13
North Wales 12
North Wales 15
Durbam 1 1
Middlesex 13
York 12
Devon 15
Cambridge 13
Lincoln 12
Hertford 13
Hants 14
Somerset 13
Sussex 14
York 12
Sussex 14
North Wales 13
Suffolk 14
Bucks 13
Kent 14
York 1 1
Bedford 15
Wilts 14
Northumber. 8
Dorset 15
Oxford 14
Hertford 15
Gloucester 15
Northumber. 8
Staftbrd 12
York 1 1
Worcester 15
Sussex 14
Oxford 15
Devon 15
Kent 14
Bedford 15
Suffolk 14
How seni
Carlislf
Carlisit
Londoii
York '
.Londol
Carlislt
Carlisle
York
Carlislt
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
York
York
York
CarlisIejB"
York
Carlisle"
York ^
Londoii
Carlisle
London
York
Londoii'
Carlisle
York
Carlisle
London
York P
Carlisle P
London r
York |B
London !^
Carlisle \l
Carlisle
Carlisle
York
Carlisle
York
Carlisle
London
Carlisle
Carlisle
London
York
London
APPENDIX.
35
Town.
3illericay ;l Oilstone
gingham ngley io iBiiniinghani
bishop's Castle
bishop's Stortford
Blackburn
Blackpool
Biandford s Blackeny
Bletchingley
Blyth
Bodmin
Bognor
Bolingbroke
^olsover
Bolton
ioroughbiidge ossiny
Boston
Boxford
Bourn
Bozeat
Brackley
Bradford
Bradford
Brad well
Braintree
Brampton
Brandon
Brecknock
Brentwood ridlington ridgend
Bridgenorth
BrMgewater
B rid port
Brigg
Brighton
Brighthelrastone
Bristol
Brixham
Broadway
Broomyard
Broomsgrove
Brough 1824-5.
County. Essex Staftbrd Nottingham York Warwick Salop Essex Lancaster Ditto Dorset Gloucester Surry
Northumber. Cornwall Sussex Lincoln Derby Lancaster York Cornwall Lincoln Suffolk Lincoln Northampton Ditto Wilts York Essex Ditto
Cumberland Suffolk South Wales Essex York
Glamorgan Salop Somerset Dorset Lincoln Essex Sussex Somerset Devon Gloucester Hereford Worcester York
Postage . 14d 12 12 12 12 13 14 11 11 15 13 14 10 15 14 13 11 11 11 15 13 14 13 13 13 14 12 14 14 9
13 14 14 12 14 12 14 15 13 14 14 13 14 13 13 13 11
How sent.
London
Carlisle
York
York
Carlisle
Carlisle
London
Carlisle
Carlisle
London
Carlisle
London
York
Carlisle
London
York
Carlisle
Carlisle
York
Carlisle
Carlisle
York
York
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
Y'ork
London
London
Carlisle
York
Carlisle
London
York
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
London
Carlisle
London
London
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
York
APPENDIX.
Town. Brough Bruton Buckden Buckingham Builth Bungay Buntingford Burford Burnhani Burnley Burslem Burton
Burton (on Trent) Bury
Bury St. Edmunds Buxton Caistor Callington Calne Cambridge Cam el ford Campden Canterbury Cardiff Cardigan Carleon Carlisle Carmarthen Carnarvon Castle Cary Castle Rising Castle Eden Catterick Cave (N. and S.) Cavendish-bridge Caxton
Chalsont St. Peters Chapel en le Frith Chard Chatham Chatteries Cheadle Chelmsford Cheltenham Chepstow Chesbam
Cheshunt 1824-5.
County. Postage.
Westmoreland lOd
Somerset 14
Huntingdon 13
Bucks 15
South Wales 14
Suffolk 14
Hertford 13
Oxford 13
Norfolk 14
Lancaster 11
Stafford 12
Westmoreland 10
Stafford 12
Lancaster 11
Suffolk 13
Derby 12
Lincoln 15
Cornwall 15
Wilts 14
Cambridge 15
Cornwall 15
Gloucester 13
Kent 14
Glamorgan 1 4
South Wales 14
Monmouth 14
Cumberland 9
South Wales 14
North Wales 13
Somerset 14
Norfolk 14
Durham 10
York 10
Ditto 11
Derby 12
Cambridge 13
Bucks 14
Derby 1 2
Somerset 14
Kent 14
Cambridge 13
Stafford 12
Essex 14
Gloucester 15
Monmouth 13
Bucks 14
Hertford 13
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|
Town. |
County. |
Postage. |
How sent. |
|
Chester |
Cheshire |
12d |
Carlisle |
|
Chester-le-Street |
Durham |
9 |
York |
|
Chesterfield |
Derby |
J 2 |
Carlisle |
|
Chewbent |
Lancaster |
11 |
Carlisle |
|
Chichester |
Sussex |
14 |
London |
|
Chippenham |
Wilts |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Chipping Ongar |
Essex |
14 |
London |
|
Chipping Norton |
Oxford |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
Chislehurst |
Kent |
14 |
London |
|
Chorley |
Lancaster |
11 |
Carlisle |
|
Christchurch |
Hants |
15 |
London |
|
Chudleigh |
Devon |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Church Stretto'n |
Salop |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
Cirencester |
Gloucester |
15 |
York |
|
Clare |
Suffolk |
14 |
York |
|
Play |
Norfolk |
14 |
York |
|
Cleathorp |
Lincoln |
12 |
York |
|
Cleveland Inn |
York |
11 |
York |
|
Clithero |
Lancaster |
11 |
Carlisle |
|
Cockerniouth |
Cumberland |
10 |
Carlisle |
|
Colchester |
Essex |
14 |
London |
|
Coleshill |
Warwick |
12 |
Carlisle |
|
Pollumpton |
Cornwall |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Colnbrook. |
Bucks |
14 |
London |
|
^olne |
Lancaster |
11 |
Carlisle |
|
Colsterworth |
Lincoln |
12 |
York |
|
Congleton |
Chester |
12 |
Carlisle |
|
Don way |
North Wales |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
porfe Castle |
Dorset |
15 |
London |
|
Doshan |
Wilts |
14 |
London |
|
!!)oventry |
Warwick |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
I^owbridge |
South Wales |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Jovves {Isle of Wight) Hants |
14 |
London |
|
|
yranbourn |
Dorset |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
[Iran brook |
Kent |
14 |
London |
|
Crawley |
Sussex |
15 |
York |
|
Jray (St. Mary) |
Kent |
14 |
London |
|
Dredilon |
Devon |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Jreukern |
Somerset |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Dricklade |
Wilts |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
^Iromer |
Norfolk |
14 |
York |
|
urowland |
Lincoln |
15 |
York |
|
Jroydon |
Surry |
14 |
London |
|
'uckfield |
Sussex |
14 |
London |
|
'ulliton- |
Devon |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
)arking |
Surry |
14 |
London |
|
)arlington |
Durham |
10 |
York |
|
1 1824-5. |
d |
|
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APPENDIX. |
|
|
Town. |
County. Postage. |
|
|
D anbury |
Essex |
14d |
|
Dart ford |
Kent |
14 |
|
Dartmouth |
Devon |
15 |
|
Daventry |
Northampton |
13 |
|
Dawlish |
Devon |
15 |
|
Deal |
Kent |
14 |
|
Deddington |
Oxford |
15 |
|
Denbigh |
North Wales |
12 |
|
Derby |
Derby |
12 |
|
Dereham |
Norfolk |
14 |
|
Devizes |
Wilts |
14 |
|
Dewsbury |
York |
11 |
|
Diss |
Norfolk |
t4 |
|
Dolgelly |
North Wales |
13 |
|
Doncaster |
York |
12 |
|
Dorchester |
Dorset |
14 |
|
Dover |
Kent |
14 |
|
Downs (The) |
Kent |
14 |
|
Downhara |
Norfolk |
14 |
|
Drayton |
Salop |
12 |
|
Driffield |
York |
12 |
|
Droitwich |
Worcester |
13 |
|
Dudley |
Ditto |
J2 |
|
D unchurch |
Warwick |
13 |
|
Dunstable |
Bedford |
15 |
|
Dunster |
Somerset |
14 |
|
Dulverton |
Somerset |
14 |
|
Dunmow |
Essex |
14 |
|
Durham |
Durham |
10 |
|
Dursley |
Gloucester |
14 |
|
Easin<ywold |
York |
11 |
|
East Bourne |
Sussex |
14 |
|
East Grinstead |
Ditto |
14 |
|
Eccleshall |
Staffiard |
12 |
|
Edge ware |
Middlesex |
14 |
|
Egham |
Berks |
14 |
|
Egremont |
Cumberland |
10 |
|
EUand |
York |
12 |
|
Ellesmere |
Salop |
15 |
|
Ely |
Cambridge |
15 |
|
Emsworth |
Hants |
14 |
|
Enstone |
Oxford |
15 |
|
Epping |
Essex |
14 |
|
Epsom |
Surry |
14 |
|
Ksher |
Ditto |
14 |
|
Eton |
Bucks |
14 |
|
Etruria |
Stafford |
12 |
|
1824-5. |
Town. Evesham Ewell Exeter Exmouth Eye
Fairford Fakenbam I Falmouth Fareham Farnham Farringdon I Fed burgh Fenny Stratford Ferrybridge Feversham i Fisguard Flamborough ., iFolkstone Folkingham Footscray Fordingbridge Fowey
Framlingham ; Frodsham Frogmill Frome Gadsden Gainsborough Gai'grave Garstang Gateshead Germain (St.) Gerrard's Cross Glastonbury Gloucester Godalming Godstone Godraanchester Gosport Grampound Grantham Gravesend ; Grays
Greta-bridge Grimsby Guernsey Guildford 1824-5.
APPKNDIX.
County. Postage.
"Worcester 13
Surry 14 .
Devon 14
Ditto 14
Suftblk 14
Gloucester 15
Norfolk 14
J Cornwall 15
Hants 14
. Surry 14
Berks 13 Westmoreland 10
Bucks 15
York 11
Kent 14
. Pembroke 15
York 12
Kent 14
Lincoln 15
Kent 14
Hants 14
. Cornwall 15
Suffolk 14
Chester 1 1
Gloucester 15
Somerset 14
Hertford 14
Lincoln 12
York 11
Lancaster 10
Durham 9
Cornwall 15
Bucks 14
Somerset 14
Gloucester 15
Suriy 14
Ditto 14 Huntingdon 13
Hants 14
Cornwall 1 5
Lincoln 12
Kent 14
Essex 14
York 10
Lincoln 12
Isle of 15
Surry 14
39
How sent. Carlisle London London Carlisle York Carlisle ' York Carlisle London London Carlisle Carlisle Carlisle York London Carlisle York London York London London Carlisle London Carlisle Carlisle Carlisle London York Carlisle Carlisle York Carlisle London Carlisle Carlisle London London York London Carlisle York London London York York London London
40
Town. Guisborough Gisburn Hadley Hagley Hales Owen Halifax Halstead Haltvvhistle Hamoaze Hampton Han ley Harborougli Harleston Harlow Harpenden Harrow Harrow'gate Hartfordbridge Hartlepool Harwich Haslemere Haslingden Hastings Hatfield Havant Haverfordv/est Hawes Hawkhurst Haukshead Hay
Haylsham Heatherby Hedon Helmsley Helston
Hemel-hempstead Henley (in Arden) Henley Hereford Hertford Hexham Heytesbury Higham Ferrars High worth Hinckley Hindon Hitchen 1824-5.
|
PPKNDIX. |
||
|
County. |
Postage. |
How sent. |
|
York |
11 |
York |
|
Ditto |
11 |
Carlisle |
|
SuflFolk |
14 |
London |
|
Worcester |
12 |
Carlisle ' |
|
Salop |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
York |
12 |
York |
|
Essex |
14 |
London |
|
Cumberland |
9 |
Carlisle |
|
Devon |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
Gloucester |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Stafford |
12 |
Carlisle |
|
Leicester |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Norfolk |
14 |
York |
|
Bucks |
14 |
London |
|
Hertford |
14 |
London |
|
Middlesex |
14 |
London |
|
York |
11 |
Carlisle |
|
Hants |
13 |
London |
|
Durham |
11 |
York |
|
Essex |
14 |
London |
|
Surry |
14 |
London |
|
Lancaster |
11 |
Carlisle |
|
Sussex |
14 |
London |
|
Hertford |
15 |
York |
|
Hants |
14 |
London |
|
South Wales |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
York |
11 |
York |
|
Kent |
14 |
London |
|
Westmor. |
10 |
Carlisle |
|
S. Wales |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Sussex |
14 |
London |
|
Devon |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
York |
12 |
York |
|
Ditto |
11 |
York |
|
Cornwall |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
Hertford |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
Warwick |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Oxford |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Hereford |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Hertford |
13 |
York |
|
Northumb. |
13 |
York |
|
Wilts |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Northamp. |
13 |
York |
|
W^ilts |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
Leicester |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
Wilts |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
Hertford |
15 |
York |
Town. Hithe Hockerel Hoddesdon Holbeach Holdsworthy Holkham Holmschapel Holt Holton Holyhead Holywell Holy Island Honiton Horncastle Hornchurch Horndean Horsham Hounslow
Houghton Le Spring Howden Hoylake Hubberston Hiiddersfield Hiingerford Huntingdon Hull llchister lUracomb Jngateston . i . Ipswieh Isle of Man Isle of Wight Isley Ive, St. tvinghoe Ivybridge Jersey Kegworth Keighley Kelvedon Kendal
Kerton in Lindsay Keswick Kettering Kidderminster Kildwick Kimbolton 1824-5.
APPENDIX.
County. Kent Hertford Ditto Lincoln Devon Norfolk Chester Norfolk Lancaster N. Wales Ditto Berwick Devon Lincoln Essex Ditto Sussex Middlesex Durham York Chester Pembroke York Berks Hunting. York Somerset Devon Essex Suffolk
Hants Berks
Cornwall
Bucks
Devon
Isle of
Leicester
York
Essex
Westmor.
Lincoln
Cumber.
Northamp.
Worcester
York
Hunting.
Postage. 14 14 13 13 15 14 12 14 11 13 12 8 14 15 14 14 14 14 10 12 11 14 12 14 15 12 14 15 14 14 17 14 14 15 14 14 15 12 12 14 10 12 10 15 12 12 15
41
How sent.
London
York
York
York
Carlisle
York
York
York
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
York
Carlisle
Carlisle
York
London
London
London
York
York
Carlisle
Carlisle
York
London
York
York
Carlisle
Carlisle
London
York
Carlisle
London
London
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
London
Carlisle
York
London
Carlisle
York
Carlisle
York
Carlisle
York
York
|
42 |
APPENDIX. |
||
|
Town. |
County. Postage. |
How seni |
|
|
Kineton |
Warwick |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
KIngsbridge |
Devon |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
Kingslangley |
Hertford |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Kingston |
Suiry |
14 |
London |
|
Kirby Lonsdale |
Westmorland |
10 |
Carlisle |
|
Kirby Stephen |
Ditto |
10 |
Carlisle |
|
Kirkham |
Lancaster |
11 |
Carlisle |
|
Knaresborough |
York |
11 |
York |
|
Knighton |
Radnor |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
Knutsford |
Chester |
11 |
Carlisle |
|
Lamberhuist |
Kent |
14 |
London |
|
Lambourn |
Berks |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Lampeter |
Cardigan |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Lancaster |
Lancaster |
10 |
Carlisle |
|
Lanefchimead |
N. Wales |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Langley (Abbots) |
Hertford |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Langley (Kings) |
Hertford |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Langport |
Somerset |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Lanrwyst |
N. Wales |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Launceston |
Cornwall |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
Lavenham |
Suffolk |
14 |
London |
|
Lavington |
Wilts |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Lawton |
Chester |
12 |
Carlisle |
|
Leatherhead |
Surry |
14 |
London |
|
Lechlade |
Gloucester |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
Ledbury |
Hertford |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Leeds |
York |
11 |
York |
|
Leek |
Stafford |
12 |
Carlisle |
|
Leeming |
York |
11 |
York |
|
Leicester |
Leicester |
12 |
Carlisle |
|
Leigh |
Lancaster |
11 |
Carlisle |
|
Leighton Buzzard |
Bucks |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Leominster |
Hereford |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Ley burn |
York |
11 |
York |
|
Lewes |
Sussex |
14 |
London |
|
Lidd |
Kent |
14 |
London |
|
Lincoln |
Lincoln |
12 |
Carlisle |
|
Linton |
Cambridge |
13 |
York |
|
Lipbook |
Hants |
14 |
London |
|
Liskeard |
Cornwall |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
Litchfield |
Stafford |
12 |
Carlisle |
|
Liverpool |
Lancaster |
11 |
Carlisle |
|
Llambeder |
South Wales |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Llandillo |
Carmarthen |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Llandovery |
South Wales |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Llangollen |
North Wales |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Llanidloes |
Ditto |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
1824-5. |
Town. ONDON
iooe, West and East oughboroiigh iOUth jowestofte judlow ^utoii
iUtterwortli yme
yniington yndhurst lynn
lacclesfield sle j.lachynleth ile jdaidenhead Je ifc'Iaidstone sit \Ialden 'ie lilalmsbury le iVlalton le (Vlalvern 11 jVIanchester ^lanningtree Vlansfield Vlapleton Marazion Market- Deeping Market- Drayton Market-Harboro' Market-Raisin Market-Street Market- Weigh ton Marl boron gli Mario w Margate Marsh Maryport Masham Matlock
Melcombe Regis Midhurst Middleham Middlewich Milborn Port Mildenhall Miiford
Milford Haven Milnthorp 1824-5.
APPENDIX. 43
County. Postage. How sent.
Middlesex 13 London
Cornwall 15 Carlisle
Leicester 12 Carlisle
Lincoln 15 York
Suffolk 14 York
Salop 13 Carlisle
Bedford 15 Carlisle
Leicester 15 Carlisle
Dorset 15 London
Hants 14 London
Ditto 14 London
Norfolk 14 York
Chester 11 Carlisle
North Wales 15 Carlisle
Berks 14 London
Kent 14 London
Essex 14 London
Wilts 15 Carlisle
York 11 York
Worcester 15 Carlisle
Lancaster 1 1 Carlisle
Essex 14 London
Nottingham 12 Carlisle
Derby 12 Carlisle
Cornwall 15 Carlisle
Lincoln 13 York
Salop 12 Carlisle
Leicester 15 Carlisle
Ditto 15 Carlisle
Hertford 15 York
York 11 York
Wilts 14 Carlisle
Bucks 14 London
Kent 14 London
• Cambridge 15 York
Cumberland 10 Carlisle
York 1 1 York
Derby 12 Carlisle
Dorset 15 London
Sussex 14 London
York 11 York
Chester 12 Carlisle
Somerset 15 London
Cambridge 15 York
South Wales 14 Carlisle
Pembroke 14 Carlisle
Westmorland 10 Carlisle
44
APPENDIX.
Town. Milton Milverton Minchinhampton Minehead Missenden Melkshara Melton Mowbray Mere Merioneth Modbury Mold
Monmouth Montgomery Morpeth
Morton in Marsh Mountsorrel Namptwich Nay fan d Neath Neath
Needham Market Neston Nettlebed Newark Newbury
Newcastle-under-Line Newcastle Newent Newmarket Newnham Newport Pagnel Newport Newport Newton Abbot ' Bushel
^—— Green Newton Nore (The) Norman Cross North Walsham Northallerton Northampton North i am Northleach Northop Northwich Norwich 1824-5.
County Kent Somerset Gloucester Somerset Bucks Wilts Leicester Wilts
North Wales Devon
North Wales Monmouth North Wales Northumb. Gloucester Leicester Chester Kent
South Wales Pembroke Suffolk Chester Oxford Nottingham Berks Stafford Northumb. Gloucester Cambridge Gloucester Bucks Salop
Isle of Wight Devon Ditto Cornwall Montgomery Kent
Huntingdon Norfolk York
Postage.
14 13 14 14 14 13 15 13 15 12 15 13
9
13 12 12 14 14 14 14 12 13 12 14 12
9 15 13 13 13 13 14 14 14 15 13 14 13 14 10
Northampton 13
Suffolk
Gloucester
North Whales
Chester
Norfolk
13 13 12 12 14
How sent London IjNoti
Carlisle ; ^
Carlisle,- C
Carlisle.'
London.
Carlisle
Carlisle
London
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle.
Carlisle
Carlisle
York
Carlisle
Carlisle :
Carlisle
London
Carlisle',
Carlisle
Yoik
Carlisle
Carlisle
York
London
Carlisle
Y^ork
Carlisle
Yo:k
Carlisle
Carlisle jlj
Carlisle ll
London 1 *
Carlisle '
Carlisle j ;
Carlisle I'
Carlisle |
London '
York
York
York
Carlisle ''
London
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
York
|
APPENDIX. |
45 |
||
|
Town. |
County. Postage. |
How sent. |
|
|
Nottingham |
Nottingham |
12 |
Carlisle |
|
funeaton )akhatn |
Warwick |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Rutland |
15 |
York |
|
|
►akhampton |
Devon |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
•akingham |
Berks |
14 |
London |
|
Wiham |
Hants |
14 |
London |
|
Mdham |
Lancaster |
11 |
Carlisle |
|
Miertoa |
Nottingham |
12 |
York |
|
>ngar |
x^ssex |
14 |
London |
|
'rfoi-d |
Suffolk |
14 |
York |
|
'rmskirk |
Lancaster |
11 |
Carlisle |
|
►rton |
Westmoreland 10 |
Carlisle |
|
|
•svvestry |
Salop |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
[tley |
York |
11 |
York |
|
mlney |
Buckingham |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
I'undle |
Northampton |
15 |
York |
|
•verton |
Hants |
14 |
London |
|
'xford |
Oxford |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
adiham |
Lancaster |
11 |
Carlisle |
|
adstow |
Cornwall |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
ainsvvick |
Gloucester |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
arkgate |
Chester |
12 |
Carlisle |
|
awsey |
Wilts |
14 |
London |
|
atrington |
York |
12 |
York |
|
eacock Inn |
Derby |
12 |
Carlisle |
|
fembroke |
South Wales |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
enkridge |
Stafford |
12 |
Carlisle |
|
enrith |
Cumberland |
9 |
Carlisle |
|
enrhyn |
Cornwall |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
ejisford |
Somerset |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
'enzance |
Cornwall |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
i'ershore |
Worcester |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
eterborough |
Northampton |
15 |
York |
|
etersfield |
Hants |
14 |
London |
|
etworth |
Sussex |
14 |
London |
|
ickering |
York |
11 |
York |
|
lymouth |
Devon |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
rlympton |
Ditto |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
'ocklington |
York |
11 |
York |
|
'ontefract |
Ditto |
11 |
York |
|
*orchester |
Dorset |
14 |
London |
|
•ortland (Isle of) |
Ditto |
15 |
London |
|
Pontypool |
Monmouth |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
['ool |
Dorset |
15 |
London |
|
•ortsmouth |
Hants |
14 |
London |
|
'oulton |
Lancaster |
11 |
Carlisle |
|
Prescot |
Ditto |
11 |
Carlisle |
|
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APPENDIX. |
||
|
Town. |
County. Postage. |
How sen |
|
|
Presteign |
South Wales |
13 |
Carlislet k |
|
Preston |
Lancaster |
11 |
Carl islet sa |
|
Puckeridge |
Hertford |
15 |
York ba |
|
Pulhely |
North Wales |
13 |
Carlisle! Sa |
|
Purbeck (Isle of) |
Dorset |
15 |
London; & |
|
Purfleet |
Essex |
14 |
London: Sc |
|
Q^ueenborough |
Kent |
14 |
LondoDi Sc |
|
Radnor |
South Wales |
15 |
Carlisle k |
|
Rainsham |
Norfolk |
13 |
York S |
|
Ramsbury |
Wilts |
14 |
LondoDi S |
|
Ramsey |
Huntingdon |
15 |
York S |
|
Ramsgate |
Kent |
14 |
LondoE! S |
|
Ravenglass |
Cumberland |
10 |
Carlisle' i |
|
Rauxliffe |
York |
12 |
York S |
|
Reading |
Berks |
14 |
Londot S |
|
Red burn |
Hertford |
15 |
York S |
|
Redruth |
Cornwall |
15 |
Carlisle' 8 |
|
Reepham |
.. Norfolk |
14 |
York h |
|
Reeth |
York |
11 |
York h |
|
Retford |
Nottingham |
12 |
York S |
|
Rhayader |
Radnor |
15 |
Carlislt i |
|
Richmond |
York |
11 |
York S |
|
Rickmansworth |
Hertford |
15 |
York London |
|
Ringvvood |
Hants |
14 |
|
|
Ripley |
York |
11 |
York |
|
Ripon |
Ditto |
11 |
York |
|
Rochdale |
Lancaster |
11 |
Carlisle |
|
Rochester |
Kent |
14 |
London |
|
Rochford |
Essex |
14 |
London |
|
Rockingham |
Northampton |
15 |
York \ |
|
Romford |
Essex |
14 |
London |
|
Romsey |
Hants |
14 |
London |
|
Ross |
Hertford |
13 |
Carlisle* |
|
Rothbury |
Northumb. |
9 |
York |
|
Rotherham |
York |
12 |
York |
|
Rougham |
Norfolk |
14 |
York |
|
Royston |
Hertford |
15 |
York |
|
Rudgeley |
Staff-ord |
12 |
Carlisle* |
|
Rugby |
Warwick |
15 |
Carlislet |
|
Rushy ford |
Durham |
10 |
York |
|
Ruthin |
North Wales |
12 |
Carlisle |
|
Ryegate |
Surry |
14 |
London |
|
Rye |
Sussex |
14 |
London ' |
|
Saffron Walden |
Essex |
14 |
London |
|
Salisbury |
Wilts |
14 |
Carlisle ' |
|
Salop |
Salop |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
Saltash |
Cornwall |
15 |
Carlisle |
|
1824-5. |
APPENDIX.
41
Town.
andbach «| andvvich
awbridgeworth
axmundham
carboroiigh 'I cilly Islands i| cole li eaton
eaton Sluice
bdbergh
edgefield
elby
ettle
even Oaks
haftsbury
heerness
hefford
heffield
heepwash
heppy (Isle of)
hepton-Mallet
herboin
liields (South)
hields (North)
hiflFnal
hipstone
horeham
hrewsbury draouth Isoe
kegness
kipton
leaford
lough
ni eaton
naith
lodbury
iomeisham
iouthall
loutham
Southampton
outhend
outh Molton
outhvvell Southnold
palding
peenhamland 1824-5.
County. Postage.
Chester 12
Kent 14
Hertford 14
Suffolk 14
York 12
Cornwall 15
Norfolk 14
Durham 11
Northumb. 10
York 11
Durham 10
York 12
York 1 1
Kent 14
Dorset l4
Kent 14
Bedford 13
York « 12
Devon l5
Kent 14
Somerset 14
Dorset 15
Durham 10
Northumb. 10
Salop 12
Warvvick 13
Sussex 14
Salop 13
Devon 1 4
Bedford 13
Lincoln l3
York 12
Lincoln l3
Bucks 14
York 10
York 12
Gloucester 13
Cambridge l5
Middlesex 14
Warwick 13
Hants 14
Essex 14
Devon 14 Nottingham 12
Suffolk 14
Lincoln 14
Berks 13
How sent.
Carlisle
London
York
York
York
Carlisle
York
York
York
York
York
York
Carlisle
London
Carlisle
London
Carlisle
York
Carlisle
London
Carlisle
Carlisle
York
York
Carlisle
Carlisle
London
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
York
York
York
London
York
York
Carlisle
York
London
Carlisle
London
London
Carlisle
York
York
York
London
48
Town. Spennithoru Spilsby Spithead Stafford Staines Staindrop Stamford Stanhope Stevenage Steyning Stilton Stockbridge Stockport Stockton Stoke
Stokenchurch Stokesley Stone
Stony Middleton Stony Stratford Stourbridge Stonrport Stowmarket Stow-on-the-Wold Stratford-on-Avon Stratton Stratton Stroud St. Albans St. Asaph St. Austle St. Columb St. David's St. Germains St. Helen's St. Ives St. Ives St. Mawe's St. Michael St. Neots Sudbury Sunbury Sunderland Sutton Colefield Swaff"hani Swan age Swansea 1824-5.
APPENDIX.
County. Postage.
York 1 1
Lincoln 15
Hants li
Staitord 12
Middlesex 14
Durham 10
Lincoln 13
Durham 10
Hertford 13
Sussex 14
Huntingdon 15
Hants 14
Chester 11
Durham 1 1
Norfolk 14
Oxford 13
York 11
Stafford 12
Derby 12
Bucks 13
Worcester 12
Ditto 13
Suffolk 13
Gloucester 13
Warwick 13
Norfolk 14
Cornwall 15
Gloucester 15
Hertford 13
North Wales 12
Cornwall 15
Ditto 15
South Wales 14
Devon 1 5
Southampton 14
Huntingdon 13
Cornwall 15
Ditto 15
Devon 1 5
Huntingdon 14
Sufl:blk 14
Middlesex 14
Durham 10
Warwick 12
Norfolk 13
Dorset 1 6
South Wales 14
Ari'ENDIX.
49
Town.
Swindon liiflTadcaster
Tamworth
Tarporley
Taunton
Tavistock
Teignmouth
Temple Sowerby
Tenbuiy
Tenby
Tenterden
Tetbury
TeswortI)
Tewkesbury
Thame
Thanet, Isle of Thaxted Thetford Thirsk Thorne Thrapston Tidswell Tilbury Tiverton Topsham Torbay Torrington Totness Towcester Trecastle Tregony Tring
Trowbridge Truro Tunbridge Tuxford Tyneniouth Uckfield Uley Ulverston Upminster Uppingham UDton-on-Severn Usk
Uttoxeter Uxbridge Wadebridge 1824-5.
County.
Wilts
York
Stafford
Chester
Somerset
Postage. 13d 11 12 12 14-
Devon 15
Devon 14 Westmoreland 9
Worcester 13
S. Wales 14
Kent 14-
Gloucester 13
Oxford 13
Gloucester 13
Oxford 13
Kent 14
Essex 14
Norfolk 13
York 1 1
Ditto 12
Northampton 13
Derby 12
Essex 14<
t Devon 14-
Ditto 14
Ditto 14
Ditto 1.5
. Ditto 14
Northampton 13
Brecon 14
Cornwall 15
Hertford 14
Wilts 13
Cornwall 15
Kent 14
Nottingham 12
North umber. 10
Sussex 13
Gloucester 13
Lancaster 12
Essex 14
Rutland 13
Worcester 1 3
Monmouth 13
Stafford 12
Middlesex 14
Cornwall 15
How sent.
Carlisle
York
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
London
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
London
London
York
York
York
York
Carlisle
London
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
York
Carlisle
Carlisle
London
York
York
London
Carlisle
Carlisle
London
York
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
London
Carlisle
|
50 |
APPENDIX. |
||
|
Town. |
County. r |
ostage. |
How ser.l |
|
VVadhurst |
Sussex |
Hd |
London |
|
Wakefield |
York |
12 |
York |
|
Wallingford |
Berks |
14 |
London |
|
Walsall |
Stafford |
12 |
Carlisle i |
|
Waltham Cross |
Hertford |
13 |
York 1 |
|
Waltham-on- Thames Surrey |
14. |
London |
|
|
Walton |
Norfolk |
13 |
York |
|
VVansford |
Huntingdon |
13 |
York |
|
Wantage |
Berks |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Wareham |
Dorset |
15 |
London |
|
Ware |
Hertford |
13 |
York |
|
Warminster |
Wilts |
14. |
Carlisle |
|
Warrington |
Lancaster |
11 |
Carlisle |
|
Warwick |
Warwick |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Watford |
Hertford |
14 |
York |
|
Wearmouth |
Durham |
10 |
York |
|
Wedensbury |
Stafford |
12 |
Carlisle |
|
Welford |
Northampton |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Wellington |
Salop |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Wellingborough |
Northampton |
13 |
York |
|
Wells |
Norfolk |
14 |
York |
|
Wells |
Somerset |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Welshpool |
N. Wales |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Welwyn |
Hertford |
13 |
York |
|
Wem |
Salop |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Wendovcr |
Bucks |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Wenlock |
Salop |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Weobly |
Hertford |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Westbury |
Wilts |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Westerham |
Kent |
14 |
London |
|
Wetherby |
York |
11 |
York |
|
Weymouth |
Dorset |
15 |
London |
|
Wheatley |
Oxford |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Whitby |
York |
12 |
York |
|
Whitchurch |
Hants |
14 |
London |
|
Whitchurch |
Salop |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Whitehaven |
Cumberland |
10 |
Carlisle |
|
Whittlesea |
Huntingdon |
13 |
York |
|
Wickham |
Hants |
14 |
London |
|
Wickhani Market |
Sussex |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Wickwar |
Gloucester |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
Wigan |
Lancaster |
11 |
Carlisle |
|
Wigton |
Cumberland |
9 |
Carlisle |
|
Wilton |
Wilts |
14 |
London |
|
Winborn |
Dorset |
15 |
London |
|
Wincauntou |
Somerset |
14 |
Carlisle |
|
Winchcomb |
Gloucester |
13 |
Carlisle |
|
J 8 24-5. |
APPENDIX.
Town. Winchelsea Winchester \V'indI>am .Windsor •Wing Wingham Winslow Wirkswortli Wisbeach Witham Witney Wivelscombe Wolsingham Wolverhampton Woodburn
Woodbridge
Woodstock
Wooler
Woore
Wootton Basset
Wootton-under-Edge
Worcester
Workingham
Workington
Worksop
Worthing
Wragby
Wrexham
Wycombe
Wyraondham
Wyvelscomb
Yarmouth
Yarra
Yeovil
York
Yoxford
County.
Sussex
Hants
Norfolk
Berks
Bucks
Kent
Bucks
Derby
Cambridge
Essex
Oxford
Somerset
Durham
Stafford
Bedford
Suffolk
Oxford
Northumb.
Salop
Wilts
Gloucester
Worcester
Berks
Cumberland
Nottingham
Sussex
Lincoln
North Wales
Bucks
Norfolk
Somerset
Norfolk
York
Somerset
York
Suffolk
Postage. Ud H
U U
14.
14.
12
13
14.
13
14-
10
12
13
14.
13 8
12
13 13 13 14 10 13 14. 13 12 13 14.
14. 14- 10 15 11 14-
51
How sent.
London
London
York
London
London
London
London
Carlisle
York
London
Carlisle
Carlisle
York
Carlisle
Carlisle
York
Carlisle
York
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
Carlisle
London
Carlisle
York
London
York
Carlisle
Carlisle
York
Carlisle
York
York
Carlisle
York
York
1824-.5.
52
APPENDIX.
List of Post-Towns in IRELAND, tvithjiill Postage of a single Letter to each from and to Edinburgh.
N. "R.—Mail closed for Ireland at ten o'clock evening, and dis- patched every morning at six o'clock, via Dumfries and Port- Patrick.
|
Town. |
Postage. |
Town. |
Postage. |
|
Abbelaix |
25d |
Ballymote |
264 i |
|
Adair |
26 |
Ballynacargy |
25 |
|
Ahascragh |
26 |
Ballynahinch |
20 |
|
Antrim |
19 |
Ballynamore |
26 |
|
Ardee |
23 |
Ballyraggett |
26 |
|
Arklow |
25 |
Ballyshannon |
24 |
|
Armagh |
22 |
Ballytore |
25 |
|
Arthurstown |
26 |
Ballyvary |
27 |
|
Arva |
26 |
Baltinglass |
25 |
|
Askeaton |
27 |
Banagher |
26 |
|
Athboy |
25 |
Banbridge |
19 |
|
Athenry |
26 |
Bandon |
27 |
|
Athleague |
26 |
Bangor |
17 |
|
Athlone |
26 |
Bantry |
28 |
|
Athy |
25 |
Belfast |
17 |
|
Aughnacloy |
22 |
Bellaghy |
20 |
|
Aughrim |
26 |
Belturbet |
24 |
|
Baily borough |
24 |
Blessington |
24 |
|
Balbriggan |
23 |
Boyle |
26 |
|
Ballaghaderin |
26 |
Bray |
24 |
|
Ballina |
27 |
Broadway |
25 : |
|
Ballinakill |
25 |
BrufF |
27 |
|
Ballinasloe |
26 |
Buncrana |
24 |
|
BallincoUig |
27 |
Burros-a-kane |
26 |
|
Ballingarry |
26 |
Burros-in-Ossory |
25 |
|
BalHnrobe |
27 |
Burrosoleigh |
26 |
|
Ballybay |
23 |
Bushmills |
23 ' |
|
Ballyboy |
26 |
Buttevant |
27 |
|
Bally castle |
22 |
Cabin-teely |
24 |
|
Ballyclare |
19 |
Cacherciveen |
28 |
|
Ballyconnell |
24 |
Cahir |
25 |
|
Ballygawley |
22 |
Caledon |
23 |
|
Ballyglass |
27 |
Callan |
25 |
|
Ballyhaunis |
26 |
Camolin |
25 |
|
Ballyraahon |
25 |
Cappoquin |
27 |
|
Ballymenagh |
20 |
Carlingford |
21 |
|
Ballymoe |
26 |
Carlovv |
25 . |
|
Ballymoney |
21 |
Carn |
24 |
|
Ballymore |
26 |
Carnew |
25 |
|
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APPENDIX. |
5» |
||
|
Town. Postage. |
Town. |
Postage. |
|
|
Carrickfergus |
18d |
Cove |
27d |
|
Carrickmacross |
24. |
Croome |
27 |
|
Carrick-on-Shannon |
26 |
Crosmolina |
27 |
|
Carrick-on-Suir |
26 |
Crossdoney |
24 |
|
Cashcarrigan |
26 |
Crumlin |
20 |
|
Cashel |
26 |
Cumber |
17 |
|
Castlebar |
27 |
Curofin |
27 |
|
Castlebellingham |
22 |
Cushindall |
21 |
|
Castleblakeny |
26 |
Deal Castle |
27 |
|
Castleblayney |
23 |
Derry |
23 |
|
Castlecomer |
26 |
Dervock |
22 |
|
Castleconnell |
26 |
Dingle |
28 |
|
Castledawson |
20 |
Donaghadee |
14 |
|
Castledermot |
25 |
Donegal |
24 |
|
Castlefin |
23 |
Doneraile |
27 |
|
Castle-Island |
16 |
Downpatrick |
18 |
|
Castlemartyr |
27 |
Drogheda |
23 |
|
Castlepollard |
25 |
Dromahair |
27 |
|
Castlerea |
26 |
Dromore |
19 |
|
Castletown |
28 |
Dromore, West |
27 |
|
Castletown-Delvin |
25 |
Drumsna |
26 |
|
Castletown-Roche |
27 |
Dublin |
24 |
|
Castlewellan |
19 |
Dundalk |
21 |
|
Cavan |
24 |
Dunfanaghy |
24 |
|
Celbridge |
24 |
Dungannon |
21 |
|
CharlevilJe |
27 |
Dungarvan |
26 |
|
Church-hill |
24 |
Dungiven |
23 |
|
Clara |
25 |
Dunleer |
22 |
|
Clare |
27 |
Dunmanway |
27 |
|
Clogheen |
26 |
Dunmore |
27 |
|
Clogher |
23 |
Dunnamanagh |
23 |
|
Cloghnakilty |
27 |
Dunshaughlin |
24 |
|
Clonard |
25 |
Durrow |
25 |
|
Clonaslie |
26 |
Edenderry |
25 |
|
Clonegal |
25 |
Edgevvorthstown |
25 |
|
Clones |
23 |
Elpliin |
26 |
|
Clonniel |
26 |
Emo |
26 |
|
Clough |
19 |
Emyvale |
22 |
|
CloLighjordan |
26 |
Ennis |
27 |
|
Cioyne |
27 |
Enniscorthy |
26 |
|
Colehill |
26 |
Enniskillen |
23 |
|
Colerain |
22 |
Ennistimon |
27 |
|
Collon |
23 |
Eyrccourt |
26 |
|
Collooncy |
26 |
Farbane |
26 |
|
Cookstown |
21 |
Fennoy |
27 |
|
Cootehill |
23 |
Ferns |
25 |
|
Cork |
27 |
Fethard |
26 |
|
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||
|
Town. |
Postage. |
Town. |
Postage. |
|
Fethard, Tipperary |
26d |
Killaloe |
26d |
|
Fintona |
23 |
Killarney |
28 |
|
Five-Mile-Tovvn |
23 |
Killinchy |
18 |
|
Florence-court |
23 |
Killough |
19 |
|
Flurrybridge |
21 |
Killucan |
25 |
|
Forkhill |
22 |
Killybegs |
25 |
|
Foxford |
27 |
Killyleigh |
18^ |
|
Frenchpark |
26 |
Killynaule |
26' |
|
Freshford |
26 |
Killysandra |
24': |
|
Galvvay |
26 |
Kilmacthomas |
26 |
|
Garvah |
21 |
Kilmaliock |
27 |
|
Gilford |
20 |
Kilrea |
22' |
|
Glaslough |
23 |
Kilrush |
27 |
|
Glenarm |
20 |
Kilworth |
26 |
|
Glenavy |
20 |
King's Court |
24 |
|
Golden |
26 |
Kinnegad |
25 |
|
Gore's Bridge |
25 |
Kinnety |
26 |
|
Gorey |
15 |
Kinsale |
27 |
|
Gort |
26 |
Kircubbin |
18 |
|
Gouran |
25 |
Kish |
24 |
|
Graig |
26 |
Knock |
27 |
|
Granard |
26 |
Knocktopher |
26 |
|
Hacketstown |
25 |
Lame |
19 |
|
Head ford |
26 |
Leighlinbridge |
25 |
|
Hillsborough |
19 |
Leixlip |
24 |
|
Hollymount |
27 |
Letterkenny |
24 |
|
Hollywood |
18 |
Limerick |
26 |
|
Howth |
24 |
Lisburn |
18 |
|
Inistiogue |
26 |
Lismore |
27 |
|
Innishannon |
27 |
Lisnaskea |
23^ |
|
Irvinstown |
25 |
Listowell |
• 27 |
|
Johnstoun |
26 |
Littleton |
26 |
|
Kanturk |
27 |
Longford |
25 |
|
Keadue |
26 |
Loughbrickland |
20 |
|
Keady |
23 |
Loughgall |
22 |
|
Kells |
23 |
LoLighrea |
26 |
|
Kenmare |
28 |
Lucan |
24 |
|
Kilbeggan |
25 |
Lurgan |
19 |
|
Kilcock |
24 |
Lurgangreen |
22- |
|
Kilconnell |
26 |
Macroom |
2r |
|
Kilcullen |
24 |
Maghera |
2r |
|
Kildare |
24 |
Magherafelt |
2a |
|
Kildorrery |
27 |
Mallow |
27 |
|
Kildysart |
27 |
Manorhamilton |
27 |
|
Kilkeel |
21 |
Markethill |
21 |
|
Kilkenny |
26 |
Maryborough |
25 |
|
Killala |
27 |
Maynooth |
24 |
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Town. ?|liddIeton
lillstreet
lilltovvn
iiltown Malby
iitchelstown
loate
lohill
iloira
lonaghan
(lonastereven
'loneygall
kfoneymore
lionyvae
*lountme!Iick
viount- Nugent
dountrath
^ount-Talbot \Ioville Vloy
\Iovnalty Muff
Vlullingar Myshall STaas ^arin Navan Nenagh
New Birmingham New Bliss Newcastle Newmarket Newmarket-on-Fer Newport, IMayo Newport, Tipperary |Newry |Newtownards |Newton-barry iNewtown Hamilton Newtown Limavady N. T. M. Kennedy Newtown Stewart Nobber Oldcastle Omagh Oranmore Oulart Outerard 1824-5.
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53 |
|
|
Postage. |
Town. |
Postage. |
|
27d |
Pallas-green |
27d |
|
27 |
Parsonstown |
26 |
|
28 |
Passage |
26 |
|
27 |
Passage West |
27 |
|
26 |
Philipstown |
25 |
|
25 |
Portadown |
20 |
|
26 |
Portaferry |
18 |
|
19 |
Portarlington |
25 |
|
23 |
Portglenone |
21 |
|
25 |
Portlaw |
26 |
|
26 |
Portumna |
26 |
|
21 |
llamelton |
24 |
|
26 |
Randalstown |
19 |
|
25 |
llaphoe |
23 |
|
25 |
Rathangan |
25 |
|
25 |
Rathcoole |
24 |
|
26 |
Rathcormuck |
27 |
|
24 |
RatlulovvBey |
26 |
|
22 |
Rathdrum |
25 |
|
25 |
Rathfriland |
20 |
|
23 |
Rathkeale |
27 |
|
25 |
Rathlacken |
27 |
|
26 |
Rathmullen |
14 |
|
24 |
Rathowen |
26 |
|
25 |
Rich-hill |
22 |
|
23 |
Roscommon |
26 |
|
26 |
Roscrea |
26 |
|
26 |
Ross |
26 |
|
23 |
Rosscarbery |
27 |
|
27 |
Rostrevor |
21 |
|
27 |
Rusky |
26 |
|
27 |
Rutland |
26 |
|
27 |
Saintfield |
20 |
|
26 |
Scariff |
26 |
|
20 |
Scrabby |
26 |
|
17 |
Shanagolden |
27 |
|
26 |
Shinrone |
26 |
|
■23 |
Six-Mile-Bridge |
26 |
|
23 |
Skibbereen |
28 |
|
24 |
Slane |
23 |
|
23 |
Sligo |
25 |
|
25 |
Stewartstown |
22 |
|
24 |
Strabane |
23 |
|
23 |
Stradbally |
25 |
|
26 |
Strangford |
19 |
|
26 |
Stranorlar |
24 |
|
27 |
Strokestown |
26 |
56
Town. Summerhill Swinford Swords Taghraon Tallanstown Tallow Tanderagee Tarbert Templemore Thomastown Thurles Tinahely Tipperary Too me Tralee Tramore
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jstage. |
Town. |
|
24.d |
Trim |
|
27 |
Tuam |
|
23 |
Tubbermore |
|
26 |
Tulla |
|
23 |
Tullamore |
|
27 |
Tullow |
|
26 |
Tulsk |
|
27 |
Tynan |
|
26 |
Tyrrels-Pass |
|
26 |
Virginia |
|
26 |
Warrenspoint |
|
25 |
Waterford |
|
26 |
Westport |
|
20 |
Wexford |
|
27 |
Wicklow |
|
26 |
Youghall |
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APPENDIX.
h ■'
DISPATCH OF MAILS from EDINBURGH.
The following are the hours at which the Letter-Box at the General Post-Office, Waterloo Place, is clos- ed for the several Mails, and the hours at which
/'each Mail is dispatched: —
Aberdeen, Inverness, and North of Scotland, via Perth and Dundee,
Carlisle, Manchester, Liver- pool, Birmingham, and the PFest of England, North America, West Indies,
1 Lisbon, Madeira, Brazil, and the Mediterranean,
Dumfries, and Ireland, via Portpatrick,
Glasgow, (morning). Pais- ley, Greenock, Ayr, &c. via Mid-Calder,
Glasgow, (evening). Pais- ley, Greenock, Ayrshire, and the Western High- lands, via Linlithgow and Falkirk,
London, Berwick, New- castle, York, and all the East and South of Eng- land, the Continent of Europe, East Indies, Cape of Good Hope, and China, &c.
Stirling, via Linlithgow and Falkirk,
Mail Closed. Mail Dispatched.
10 o'clock evening
^ past 4' o'clock af- ternoon
10 o'clock evening I past 7 o'clock
10 o'clock
8 o'clock
^ past 7 morning
11 o'clock evening
5 o'clock afternoon
6 next morning I past 8 o' clock morning
l past 10 evening.
\ before 9 evening
before 8
N.B. — On Sundays, the Mails for London and Car- lisle are closed at 2 o'clock afternoon ; but the office continues open till 10 o'clock evening, for the recep- tion of Letters by all the other Malls.
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APPENDIX.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT EDINBURGH.
The following are the hours at which the several rasa are expected to arrive; but when any delay occu in their arrival, a correspondent delay must tal place in the respective deliveries.
Aberdeen, Inverness, and North of Scotland, via Dundee and Perth,
Carlisle, Manchester, Liver- pool, Birmingham, anithe fVest of England, North America, West Indies, Lisbon, Madeira, Brazil, and the Mediterranean,
Dumfries and Ireland, via Portpatrick,
Glasgow, (morning), Pais- ley, Greenock, Ayr, &c. via Mid-Calder,
Glasgow, (evening), Pais- ley, Greenock, Ayrshire, and the Western High- lands, via Falkirk and Lin- lithgow,
London, Berwick, New- castle, York, and all the East and South of Eng- land, the Continent of Eu- rope, East Indies, Cape of Good Hope, and China, &c.
Stirling, via Falkirk and Lin- lithsow,
Arrival.
\ before 1 o'clock afternoon
10 o'clock evening
\ past 4 afternoon
2 o'clock afternoon
3 o'clock morning
Letters deliven
An hour a ter arrivau
\ before 8 o'clock next mon
5 o'clock afternoon
5 o'clock afternooa
\ before 8 o'clock morning
20 minutes past 9 o'clock evening
20 min. be- fore 8 even.
\ before 8 o'clock next morr ing
\ before next mom ing
DELIVERY OF LETTERS. j
The Jird delivery, comprising the London, Carlisle Glasgow (evening), and Stirling mails, commence, a quarter before 8 o'clock morning.
The second delivery, of the Aberdeen (and North) mail commences one hour after the arrival of the mail.
The third delivery, comprising the Glasgow (morning) 1 Dumfries (and Ireland), Ford, and Musselburgll mails, commences at 5 o'clock afternoon. i
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Bags are dispatched to Leith at half past 7 o'clock morning, half past 1, 3, and 5 o'clock afternoon ; an A from Leith to Edinburgh at 12 o'clock noon,
i 4 o'clock afternoon, and 7 and 9 o'clock evening.
N. B. — The delivery of letters (called for at the Post- office) on Sundays, takes place from a quarter before . 8 o'clock morning till 10 o'clock forenoon, and fronri
oi 4 till 5 o'clock afternoon. For the accommodation
*^ of those requiring it, an arrangement may be made
at the office, for keeping letters in private boxes
' until sent for.
Penny-post and general free-receiving houses.
Hanover (South) street. No. 8. W. Woods and Co. grocers.
Castle (South) street. No. 5. Alexander Wise, grocer.
Duke-street, No. 9. Mrs Rloon, grocer.
Howe-street, No. 2. Gilbert Dunbar, spirit-dealer.
Nicholson-! treot, No. 26, Jaines Dempster, druggist.
West Port, No. 7. Miss Young, milliner.
Fife-place, middle of Leith-walk, Richard Chalmers, grocer.
i Delivery of Penny-Post Letters.
I For Edinburgh a quartqr before 8 o'clock morning, and 2 and ,5 o'clock afternoon. To Leith half past 7 o'clock morning, and 2, .3, and 5 o'clock evening. From Leith, at 1 and 4 o'clock afternoon.
N. B. Letters put in at any of the above offices, to go by the night or morning mails, or for the morning penny-post delivery, must be put into these offices before 9 o'clock evening, and for the closing of the other mails and penny-post deliveries, an hour previ- ous to each. There is a variation of the time at the different offices, arising from the distance being more or less from the General Post-office, and which those residing in the neighbourhood should make themselves acquainted with, to prevent disappointment.
I^ *»* Newspapers put into the above are charged Id. postage.
General Free-receiving OiD-TofFNOFFicE, No.9.
Hunter's-square, John Thomson & Co. Stationers.
*4f:* No jmid letters received here ; and newspapers put into this office are charged Id. postage. Letters for the Penny- post deliveries, and for the different mails, must be put in half an hour previous to the closing and deliveries, except for North Mail, which must be put in by 9 the preceding evening.
Additional Postage in Scotland By an Act of the
.53d Geo. IIL all letters and packets which shall be conveyed, during any part of their progress, through Scotland by a Mail-coach, are liable to an additional
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rate of one halfpenny in addition to the ordinary rat of postage, but not to be doubled or trebled on doi ble or treble letters.
Privilege of Postage. — No Member of Parliament can send mo; than ten, nor receive more than Jif teen letters free daily. One ouru ', is allowed for ^ frank; when above that it is charged with postag'
Soldier's and Seamen's letters, under certain regulations, payli at in-giving for single letters only. If Id. is not paid, or letteiij double, full postage charged. Letters to such places as have nU regular packets, except the East Indies and St Helena, cannot b|| sent for Id. ij
Statement of the Packets for Conveyance of j i Letters to Foreign Places.
Stations Dover
Mails made up in Lnndot\ Tues.Wed. Thurs. Frid.
Harwich
Falmouth
1 }» Tuesday and Friday
J
Friday
Tuesday and Friday '
Every Tuesday
1 st Tues. in each month
Ditto ^
1 St Wednesday ditto \
I Ditto
>■ 3d Wednesday ditto
Destinations. C Calais I Ostend f Holland ■^ Cuxhaven [_Sweden Weymouth Guernsey and Jersey ^Lisbon Gibraltar, Malta, Corfu ^Madeira and Brazil America ; Jamaica, Leeward Islds.
I and Demerara Leeward Islands and L Demerara
Rates of Postage for Single Letters from Edin- burgh, conveyed by Packets to Foreign Places.
France, - - - - - - 2s. Id.
Italy, Switzerland, and Turkey, via France, 2s. lOd. Spain, via France, - - - - 3s. Id.
Holland and the Netherlands, - - 2s. 3d.
Germany, Russia, Prussia, Denmark, Sweden,
Norway, and the North of Europe,
Gibraltar, ' 3s. Id.
Portugal, 2s. 9d.
Malta and Mediterranean, Sicily and Sardinia, 3s. 5d. Madeira, Azores, Canary and Cape de Verde
Islands, - 2s. lOd.
Brazils. Buenos Ayres, and Rio Janeiro, &c. 3s. 9d. North America (British, and United States), \ „ rj
Jamaica, and the West India Islands, J
2s. 7d.
*.^.* Letters for all Foreign Parts, except the British America and British West India Islands, must be paid at the Post-office, when given in, without which they can- not be forwarded.
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But the payment of postages to Canada and the
■West Indies is optional To any phice where there
are no regular packets, Is. lid.; payment of postage J necessary.
r Letters for the East Indies, Cape of Good Hope, the Mauritius, and Ceylon, pay 2d. in addition to the inland postage to London if helow 3 oz. weight : If above 3 oz., Is. per oz. in addition to inland rate. — Newspapers pay Id. each. — Both Letters and Papers may be sent otherwise than by post to India.
Letters containing patterns, open at the ends, not exceeding 1 oz. pay only as single letters, provided no writing is contained in the letter, except the price of the patterns enclosed, and the name and address of the person sending them.
Ship-Letters brought by ships not being packets 8d. for every single letter, in addition to the inland postage.
Letters put into the Post Office, to be conveyed by a vessel, not a packet, must pay one half of the pre- sent packet postage, in addition to all inland rates.
Money-Orders, for transmitting small sums by post, granted and paid by Mr II. Young at the Post Office : open from 11 to 3 p. m.
N.B. — A letter or packet sent per Penny Post, must not exceed 4 oz. weight. Letters sent by General Post exceeding 1 oz. are charged quadruple postage.
LIST OF MAIL AND STAGE COACHES,
, And their Departure from Edinburgh.
Aberdeen, Royal Mail, by Queensferry, Kinross, Perth, Dundee, Arbroath, and Montrose ; every evening at a quarter before 1 1 o'clock. From Piper & Co.'s, Black Bull, Catherine-street ; and Piper's, No. 15. Prince's-street. Thence to Inverness, and all places of the north. I Aberdeen, Saxe Cobourg light post-conch, by Queens- ferry, Kinross, Perth, Dundee, Arbroath, and Montrose; every morning at 9 o'clock. From Black Bull, Catherine-street, and 15. Prince's- street.
Aberdeen — see Perth, IVaterloo, meets the Strath- more coach there for Aberdeen.
Ayr, Royal Express light post-coach, by Lanark, Dou- glas, Muirkirk, and Cumnock ; every Monday', Wednesday, and Friday morning, at 6 o'clock. 1824-5. /
62 APPENDIX.
From Star Hotel, 36. Prince's-street, and White Horse Cellar, 25. Prince's-street. Ayr — see Glasgow, Evening Royal Mail. Carlisle, Royal Mail, by Selkirk, Hawick, and Langholm ; every day at a quarter before 5 o'clock afternoon. From Black Bull, Cathe- rine-street, and 15. Prince's-street. Thence to Liverpool, ^Manchester, &c.
Carlisle, Sir Walter Scott, by Selkirk, Hawick, and Langholm ; every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning, at 6 o'clock. From Black Bull, Catherine- street, and 15. Prince's-street.
Carlisle, Dumfries and Carlisle Commercial, by Biggar, Thornhill, Dumfries, and Annan ; every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morning, at « 6 o'clock. From Star Hotel, 36. Prince's- street, and White Horse Cellar, 25. Prince's- ' street. I
Coldstream, Commercial Traveller, by Lauder and ■, Greenlaw ; every Monday, Wednesday, and J Friday morning at 8 o'clock. From MacGre- gor's, 177. High-street.
Coldstream — see London, Wellington.
Dalkeith, Stage Coaches, every day at 1 1 o'clock \ forenoon, and 7 o'clock evening. From Mac- Gregor's, 177. High-street, arid Cameron's, 195. High-street.
Dalkeith, Stage Coaches, b)'' Lasswade ; everyday at 5 o'clock afternoon, in sinmner ; and 1 , o'clock afternoon, in idnter. From MacGre- k gor's, 177. High-street, and Cameron's, 195. ) High-street.
Dunkeld, Stage Coach, every Tuesday, Thursday, j and Saturday morning, at 10 o'clock. From j Star Hotel, 36. Prince's-street, and White j Horse Cellar, 25. Prince's-street. \
Dumfries, Royal Mail, by Xoblehouse, Crook, and i MoiFat: on Sunday, Tuesday, Thursda}-, and ■ Saturday morning, at 6 o'clock ; — and by Biggar i and Thornhill, on ^Monday, Wednesday, and i Friday morning, at 6 o'clock. From Black ' Bull, Catherine-street, and 15. Prince's-street. .1 — Thence to Port- Patrick, by Castle-Douglas, I Newton-Stewart, and Stranraer.
Dumfries — see Carlisle, Dumfries and Carlisle \ Commercial. \
Dundee, Thane of Fife, by Kinghorn, Kirkcaldy, and ] Cupar; every morning at half-past 6 o'clock.
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APPENDIX. (iS
From Campbell's Crown Hotel, 11. Princes- street, and Brown's, S. Prince's-street. Dundee, Royal Union, by Kinghorn, Kirkcaldy, and Cupar ; every morning at half-past 6 o'clock. From the Star Hotel, 36. Prince's-street, and White Horse Cellar, 25. Prince's-street. Dundee, Cormnercinl Traveller, by Kinghorn, Kirk- caldy, and Cupar; every day at 10 o'clock forenoon. From the Star Hotel, 36. Prince's- street, and White Horse Cellar, 25. Prince's- street. Dundee — see Aberdeen, Roynl Mail and Saxe
Cohoiirg. Dunbar, Singe Coach, by Haddington, every day at 3 o'clock afternoon. From MacGregor's, 177. High-street. Dunbar — see Londox, Royal Mail and Union. Dunse, Royal Eagle, by Lauder and Greenlaw; every morning at 8 o'clock. From Waldie's, ]. North Bridge. Falkirk — see Glasgow, Evening Royal Mail, and
Prince Regent, and Stirling, Royal Mail. Galashiels — see Jedburgh, Prince Blucher. Glasgow, Morning Royal Mail, by Mid-Caldet-, Whitburn, and Holytown ; every morning at half-past 8 o'clock. From Black Bull, Cathe- rine-street, and 15. Prince's-street. Glasgow, Evening Royal Mail, by Linlithgow, Fal- kirk, and Kilsyth ; every evening at a quarter past 10 o'clock. From Black Bull, Catherine- street, and 15. Prince's-street. Thence to Greenock and Ayr. Glasgow, Royal Telegraph, by Uphall, Bathgate, and Airdrie ; every morning at 9 o'clock. From the Star Hotel, 36. Prince's-street, and White Horse Cellar, 25. Prince's-street. Glasgow, Prince Recent, by Linlithgow and Falkirk, every day at 12 o'clock noon. From Crown Hotel, 11. Prince's-street. Glasgov/, Sir JVilliam Wallace, by Uphall, Bathgate, and Airdrie; every day at half-past 12 o'clock forenoon. From Barclay's Hotel, Adam's Square, thence to Brown's, 3. and 15. Prince's- street, starting at 1 o'clock afternoon. Glasgow, Commercial Traveller, by Mid-Calder, Whitburn, and Holytown ; every day at 4 o'clock afternoon. From Crown Hotel, 11. Prince's-street. 1824-5.
64f APPENDIX.
Glasgow, Evening Post Coach, by Mid-Calder, Whit burn, and Holytown ; every evening at 6 o'clock. From Black Bull, Catherine-streetj and Brown's, 3. and 15. Prince's-street.
Glasgow, Royal Express, by Upliall, Bathgate, and Airdrie ; every evening, (Sunday included), aty 9 o'clock. From Star Hotel, 36. Prince's- 1 street, and White Horse Cellar, 25. Prince's- street.
Haddington, East Lothian, every morning at 9 o'clock. From MacGregor's, 177. High-street.
Haddington — see Dunbar, Stage; and London, Royal Mail and Union.
Inverness, Caledojiian, by Perth, Dunkeld, and Blair Athol ; ever}' Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 10 o'clock forenoon. From Black Bull, Catherine-street, and 15. Prince's-street.
Inverness — see Aberdeen, Royal Mail.
Jedburgh, Prince Blucher, by Galashiels and Melrose; every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morn- ing, at 8 o'clock. From the Star Hotel, 36. Prince's-street, and White Horse Cellar, 25. Prince's-street.
Kelso, Tweedside, by Lauder and Earlston ; every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morning, at 8 o'clock. From Waldie's, 1. North Bridge.
Kelso, Stage Coach, every Tuesday, Thursday, and | Saturday morning, at 8 o'clock. From MacGre- • gor's, 177. High-street.
Kelso — see London, Wellington.
Lanark, Telegraph, by Causeway-end and Carnwath ; every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morn- ing at 9 o'clock. From Star Hotel, 36. Prince's- street, and White Horse Cellar, 25. Prince's- street. — Coaches from thence to Falls of Clyde, Hamilton, and Glasgow.
Lasswade, Stage Coach, every morning, at 9 o'clock. From MacGregor's, 177. High-street, and Ca- meron's, 195. High-street.
Lasswade — see Dalkeith, Stage, by Lasswade.
Leitii, Stage Coaches, every day hourly, from 11 fore- noon till 9 evening. From MacGregor's, 177. High-street, and Cameron's, 195. High-street.
London, Royal Mail, by Haddington, Dunbar, Ber- wick, Newcastle, and York; every evening at a quarter before 9 o'clock. From Black Bull, Catherine-street, and 15. Prince's-street. , 1824-5.
APPENDIX. 63
London, Union, by Haddington, Dunbar, Berwick, Newcastle, and York ; every morning at 6 o'clock. From Black Bull, Catherine-street, and 15. Prlnce's-street.
London, Wellington, by Kelso, Coldstream, Newcastle, and York ; every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning, at half past 5 o'clock, from Black Bull, Catherine-street, and 15. Prince's- street ; and every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morning, at half past 5 o'clock, from Star Hotel, 36. Prince's-street, and White Horse Cellar, 25. Prince's-street.
Melrose — see Jedburgh, Prince Bhicher.
Musselburgh, Stage Coaches, every day at 9 o'clock morning, VI o'clock noon, and half past 4 and
8 o'clock afternoon, and on Sunday morning at 9 o'clock. From A. Melrose and Company's, 122. High-street.
Musselburgh, Stage Coaches, every day at 11 o'clock forenoon and 8 o'clock evening. From Came- ron's, 195. High-street.
Musselburgh, Stage Couches, one horse, every day at 11 o'clock forenoon, half past 2 o'clock after- noon, and 9 o'clock evening. From Waldie's, 1. North Bridge.
Musselburgh — see Prestonpans, Stage.
Newhaven, Stage Coaches, for Newhaven pier and Chain pier ; every day, at the various hours to suit the arrival and departure of the different steam-boats. From Duty-house, North Bridge, and White Horse Cellar, 25. Prince's-street.
North Berwick, Stage Coach, every Tuesdaj'^, Thurs- daj', and Saturday, at 2 o'clock afternoon. From R. Stevens and Company, 6. Clyde-street. — Parties visiting the Bass Rock, may I'eturn by this Coach, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 8 morning.
Peebles, Light Post Coach, by Pennycuick, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morning, at
9 o'clock. From MacGregor's, 177. High-street. Perth, Waterloo, b)^ Newhaven, Burntisland, and
Kinross; every morning at 10 o'clock. From Black Bull, Catherine-street, and 15. Prince's- street. Perth, Waterloo Subscription, by Newhaven, Burnt- island, and Kinross ; every day at 10 o'clock forenoon. From Star Hotel, 3G. Prince's- 1824-5. ^ /3
Gfi APPENDIX.
Street, and White Horse Cellar, 25. Prince's-
street. PePvTH— see Aberdeen, Royal Mail and Saxe Co-
bourg. PoRTOBELLo, Stage Coaches, every day at 11 o'clock
forenoon, 12 o'clock noon, and 3 and 4 o'clock
afternoon, and 8 and 9 o'clock evening. From
Duty-house, North Bridge, and Stewart's, 161.
High-street. PoRTOBELLO, Stage Coaches, every day at a quarter
past 11 forenoon, a quarter past 12 o'clock, a
quarter past 3 afternoon, and a quarter past 8
evening. From Brown's, 2. Prince's-street, and
Miss Sommerville's, 1^3. High-sti-eet. Prestonpans, Stage Coach, by Musselburgh ; every
day at 4 o'clock afternoon. From MacGregor's,
177. High-street. QuEENSFERRY, Stage Coach, every Monday, Vv^'ednes-
day, and Saturday, at 4- o'clock afternoon.
From MacGregor's, 177. High-street. Seafield Baths, Stage Coach, by Leith, every day
at 1 1 forenoon, and 1 and 4- o'clock afternoon.
From Brown's, 3. Prince's-street. Stirling, Royal Mail, by Linlithgow and Falkirk
every morning at a quarter before 8 o'clock.
From Black Bull, Catherine-street, and 15.
Prince's-street. A'. B. — The above is a correct list of the departure of
the Mails and Coaches at date of publication ;
but frequent alterations occur, and a change
of the London and Aberdeen Mails is shortly
expected. — Mail Coaches only are allowed to
run on Sundays.
alphabetical list of mail and stage coach
OFFICES,
Barclay's Hotel, Adam's-square Brown, W. J, 2, and 3, Prince's-street Campbell, Pat. Crown Hotel, 11, Prince's-street Cameron, Geo, 195. High-street Duty House, north end of North-bridge MacGregor, Peter, 177- High-street Melrose and Company, 122, High-street Piper and Company, Black Bull Inn, Catherine-street Piper, Edward, 15, Prince's-street Scott, J. and Co. Star Hotel 36, Prince's-street 1824-5,
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APPENDIX.
67
Soinmerville, Miss, 143. High-street. Stevens, R. and Company, 6. Clyde-street Stewart, John, IGl. High-street Waldie, John, 1. North Bridge-street White-Horse CeHai-, 25. Prince's-street
Banks and Bankers in Edinburgh and Leith.
Names. Bank of Scotland Koyal Bank of )
Scotland \
British Linen Co. Com. Banking Co. ^
of Scotland i
Places of business- Bank-street
Draw on, in London.
Coutts & Co. 5 Coutts & Co. and Pole I & Co.
Smith, Payne, and Smith
StAndrew's-square
Ditto 142. High- street Jones, Lloyd & Co,
Sir W. Forbes & Co. Parliament-square
Ramsay, Bonars& Co. Royal Exchange j
Tho. Kinnear & Son Ditto Robert Allan & Son Ditto
Donald Smitls Sc Co. Ditto
Alex. Allan & Co. 126. High. street James lnglis& Co. 7. Hunter's-square JohnMaberley&Co. 63. North Bridge
and
5 Barclay & Co. i Coutts & Co. Pole & Co. and Coutts & Co. Smith, Payne, and Smith Barclay & Co. Glyn & Co. Barclay & Co. Bosanquet, Pitt & Co. Masterman & Co.
Leith.
British Linen Co. Com. Banking Co. ^ of Scotland ^ Leith Banking Co.
12.
Bernard-street Smith, Payne, and Smith
Constitution- -, t ^ j » r>
Jones, Lloyd & Co.
street ■'
Bernard-street Hoare & Co.
Holidays at Banks and Public Offices.
New- Year's Day, ... January 1.
King George IV.'s Accession, 29.
King Charles I.'s Martyrdom, - - 30.
Good Friday, - - - April 17.
King George IV.'s Birth-day, kept 23.
King Charles H. Restored, - - May 29.
King George IV. Crowned, - - July 19.
Gunpowder Plot, - - - November 5.
Christmas, - - - December 25.
INSURANCE OFFICES.
Albion, 11. South Bridge
Atlas, 59. George-street
Beacon, 54<. New Buildings, North Bridge
Birmingham, vacant
British Commercial, 14-. James's Square
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68 APPENDIX.
British Westminster, 18. North Bridge
Caledonian, 13. Bank-street
County, 3. Waterloo Place
Dundee, 49. North Castle-street
Eagle, 3. Hunter's Square
Edinburgh Friendl}^, 48. New Buildings, North Bridge
Edinburgh Life, 24. George-street
European, 54. New Buildings, North Bridge
Fife, 11. George-street
Globe, 7. Hunter's Square
Guardian, 17. Northumberland-street
Hercules, 57. New Buildings, North Bridge
Hope, 8. South Castle-street
Imperial, British Linen Co.'s Office, St Andrew's Squ.
Insurance Company of Scotland, 200. High-street
London (Corporation of), 45. Prince's-street
London, Leith, and Belfast Insurance Shipping. Com->
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NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED IN EDINBURGH.
Papers. Dai/s tvhen published.
Caledonian Mercnri/, Mon. Thurs. & Sat. 265. High-st.
Evening Courant, do do do 194. do.
Edinburgh Observer, do do do Mound place.
Edin. Advertiser, Tues. & Fri. 210. High-street.
Edinburgh Gazette, J , j n -d r
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Edinburgh Star, do do 3. Hunter-square.
Independent Wed. 11. South St David-st.
Scotsman, Wed. & Sat. 210. High-street.
Weekly Chronicle, Wed. 210. High-street.
WeeUy Journal, do 251. do.
1824-5.
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STAMP DUTIES.
Meceipt or Discharge given for or upon payment of
Money.
Am. to L.2 and not exceeding L.5 L.O 0 2
Exceed. 5 - - - - 10 0 0 3
10 - - - - 20 0 0 6
20 - - - - 50 0 10
50 - - - - 100 0 1 6
100 - - - - 200 0 2 6
200 - - - - 300 0 4 0
300 - - - - 500 0 5 0
500 - - - - 1000 0 7 6
1000 and upwards, - - 0 10 0
And where any sum of money whatever shall be therein expressed or acknowledged to have been re- ceived in full of all demands, 10s.
BILLS.
Bills dratvn at date, not e.vceeding two months after
date, or sixty days q/ier sight.
Am. to L.2 and not exceeding L.5 5s. L.O 1 0
Exceed. 5 5s. - - - 20 0 16
20 ... 30 020
30 ... 50 026
50 ... 100 0 3 6
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300 ... .500 060
500 ... 1000 086
1000 - - - 2000 0 12 6
2000 - - - 3000 0 15 0
3000 and upwards, - - 15 0
Bills draxvn at dates exceeding two Months after date,
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100 ... 200 0 5 0
200 - - - 300 0 6 0
300 ... 500 086
500 ... 1000 0 12 6
1000 ... 2000 0 15 0
2000 - - - 3000 1 5 0
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Port Hopetoun. Alex. Cheyne, Esq. Clerk. Hugh Baird, Esq. Engineer. Mr Robert Worsley, Collector.
London, Leith, Edinburgh, & Glasgow Shipping Company. Passage Boats Leave Port Hopetoun, at 6 o'clock morning, ani 2 o'clock afternoon ; and from Head of the Locks a 6 o'clock morning, and 2 o'clock afternoon. Luggage Boats Leave Port Hopetoun and Port Dundas, every da] at 2 o'clock.
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John Strachan, Agent Jor Boats and Goods, Port Hopetoun.
* ^^ Goods for the above received at
Eagle and Henderson's, 99. High-street, Strachan's, 1. Bank-street, Maclean's, 74. Prince's-street, and Duty-house, North Bridge.
Port Hopetoun, and Poet Dundas Shipping Comfanv.
Luggage Boats leave Port Hopetoun every Monday, WednesJl
day, and Friday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. j
E. ConoUy, Manager, .i
Port Hopetoun. '[
' f* Goods for the above received at Lawson's, 19. Blair-strccl.
APPENDIX. 97
SHIPPING COMPANIES, PACKETS, AND STEAM BOATS.
London and Leith Old Shipping Company.
Smacks sail from Leith Tuesdays and Fridays, and fom London Sundays and Thursdays.
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Valter Scott, |
William Nisbet |
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ling George, |
John Tulloch |
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• ueen Charlotte, |
George Crabb |
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uord Wellington, -ord Melville, |
John S. Nisbet |
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John Johnston |
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igh-street, 1 a t ' Prince's-street, >r'j- i u 5. North Bridge,/ ^'^'"^"•'S''- |
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Albion Cloth Company, 6 |
London and Edinburgh Shipping Company.
Smacks sail from Leith Tuesdays and Fridays, and rom London Sundays and Thursdays.
Smacks. Masters' Names.
avourite, Mark Sanderson
uperb, William Ballingall
!!!omet, Thomas Marshall
ilot, William Anderson
Crusty, Robert Fussey
rompt, David Miller
jlobert Bruce, new Sinack, Jilting for sea.
Robert Bruce, Manager, 72. Shore, Leith.
Hector Murray, 71. Adam's-square, 1 Act t '
Georae Murray, 35. South Ilanover-street, > t^."? , , T u o. 1 ^-7 T» • ' . » 1 i^dinburn-h.
John Steel, 47. Prince s-street, J °
London, Leith, Edinburgh, and Glasgow Shipping Company,
Smacks sail from Leith, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, and from London, Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays,
Smacks. Masters' Names.
Edinburgh Castle, William Hutton
Venus, William Martin
1824-.5. i
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98 APPENDIX.
Smacis. Masters' Names.
Eagle, George Todd
Hawk, Robert Nisbet
Czar, John Anning
Matchless, Francis Ord
Delight, James Smith
Forth, George Stewart
The Steam-boat Tug packets sail every lawful dayi for Glasgow and Greenock.
Ant, A. Smith
Fly, G. Rodgers.
Lark, A. Campbell
Dove, G. Hooper
Star, D, Brown
Active, J. Foster
Alert, W. Swanston
Port, T. Mather
Andrew and Keatty, E. Ferguson
Keatty, J. Pettigrew
Smacks of same Company sail every Saturday ta and from Greenock and Belfast. Hope George Smith
Thames John Ronaldson
Buccleugh Donald Anderson
Ogilvie & Crichton, Managers, 50. Shore, Leith.
Eagle and Henderson, 99. High-street, "j ^„gj,ts ;„ George Strachan, 1. Bank-street, f Edinburgh.
Dougal Maclean, 74. Prince's-steet, J
London and Edinburgh Steam Packet Company. j
Steam Packets sail from Leith or Trinity Pier) Wednesdays and Saturdays ; and from London, fVedJ^ nesdays and Saturdays.
Steam Packets. Commanders Names.
City of Edinburgh, Captain Bain
James Watt, Captain Dall
Soho, Captain Beatson
Tourist, Captain Dewar
R. W. Hamilton, Manager, near Admiral's office, Newhaven
Goods received at Scott and Company's, Star Hotel,! 25. Prince's-street. Passage tickets to be had only at the office, Newhaven.
1824.-5.
APPENDIX.
99
Aberdeen and Leith Smach and Steam Yacht Shipping Company. Smacks. Masters] Names.
lEdinburgh, James Hosack
London, Alexander Davidson
Clyde, George Weir
Marquis of Huntly George Norie
Velocity (Steam Yacht) Captain Crane
Sails from Leith or Trinity pier, Thursdays and Saturdays, and from Aberdeen, Tuesdays and Fridays. David Cumming, Agent, Dock Gates, Leith.
Leith and Aberdeen Steam Yacht Company. Brilliant, {Steam Yacht), Captain Rannie, sails from i Leith or Trinity pier, Mondays and Fridays, and from Aberdeen, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
D. Mackain, Manager, 22. Bernard-street, Leith.
Stirling and Alloa Steam Boats. Lady of the Lake and Morning Star Steam Boats sail alternately from Trinity pier, and Stirling, and Alloa, every lawful day.
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Dundee Shipping Company. |
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Smacks. |
Masters' Names. |
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Gipsy, Dame, |
John Kincaid |
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James Caithness |
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Tid, |
John Tosh |
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Smith and Co. Agents, Dock Gates, Leith, |
Leith and Dundee Steam Packet Company. Quentin Durward, (Steam Packet), Captain Craigie, sails from Leith or Trinity pier, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and from Dundee, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
Office, north end Upper Draw-Bridge, Leith.
George Strachan, No. 1. Bank-street, Agent in Edinburgh.
Leith and Greenock Shipping Company. Vessels. Masters' Names.
Admiral Duncan, Peter M'Lean
Ceres, Charles M'Lachlan
Clyde, Duncan M'Laren
Elizabeth, Alexander M'Lean
Smith and Co. Agents, Dock Gates, Leith. 1824.-5.
100 APPENDIX.
Leith, Hamburgh, and Rotterdam Shipping Company. Smacks. Masters Names.
Glasgow, Richard Cant
Albion, Thomas Graham
Rhine, Richard Hosie
Edina, Thomas Henry
Leipsic Packet, Hugh Morrison
Hamburgh Packet, A. S. Bisset
Frankfort Packet, Walter Paton
Brunswick Packet Patrick Gillespie
Charles Philip and George Gibson, Managers, Wet-Docks, Leith.
Hull and Leith Shipping Company. Smacks. Masters' Na7nes.
Leith, Thomas Calder
Montague, Daniel Monro
Fife, William Sword
Friendsbury, Adam Smith
The John Watson, .John Tyrie
A. B. Mabon, Manager, 86. Shore, Leith.
Inverness and Leith Shipping Company. Smacks. Masters' Names.
Hazard, Alexander M'Leod
Lizard, John Fraser
Jean Mackenzie, Henry Watson
John Saunders, jun. and Thomas Ross, Agents, 19. Constitution-street, Leith.
Kirkcaldy and Leith Shipping Company. Sails from Leith and Kirkcaldy, Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays. Vessels. Masters' Names.
Commerce, William Fair
Union, James Walker
Progress, Alexander Laurie
James Pearson, Agent, 10. Shore, Leith.
Liverpool and Leith Shipping Company. Smacks. Masters' Names.
Luna, John Fife
Milo, William Cringle
Melampus, Alexander Simpson
Latona, William Monteith
John Gellatly, Agent,
East end Wet Docks, Leith. 1824-5.
APPENDIX. 101
Newcastle and Leith Shipping Company. Vessels. Masters Names.
dartha, David Wright
ilizabeth an^l Mary, James Donaldson
\.nn, Robert Blackwood
Tyne, John A damson
fAMES WisHART, Manager, 23. Timber Bush, Leith.
Perth Merchant Shipping Company. Smacks. Masters' Names.
Jessie, Thomas Wittet
Bellwood, George Imrie
A. & G. Stenhouse, Agents, Wet Docks, Leith;
Perth Shipping Trade. Stnacks. Masters' Names.
Thomas, Thomas Brown
Margaret, K. Sutherland
John Cochran, Agent, Dock Gates, Leith.
Leith and Stirling Shipping Company. Vessels. Masters' Names.
Fox, John Wright
Nancy, Alexander Morrison
Nelly and Ann, Alexander Higgey
Flower, George M'Beath
George Hosie, Manager, Wet Docks, Leith.
Ross, Moray, Peterhead, Banff', and Fraserburgh Shipping Company. Smacks. Masters' Names.
Diligence, William Gordon
Catherine, William Ross
Success, John "^ass
Jean, John Milne
Hamilton, D. Ross
Export, Alexander Stephen
John Watson, jun. Agent, 86. Shore, Leith.
Thurso, Wick, and Helmsdale Shipping Company, Smacks. Masters' Names.
Union, Robert Leed ^ rp.
John O'Groat, A. Cuthbertson j
Rose, James M'Beath, 1 ^y^. ,
Marquis of Huntly, A. Henderson, J
Janet, Thos. Chalmers, Helmsdale
Wm. Miller, jun. Agent, 4. Coburg-street, Leith. 1824-5. is
1
1
102
APPENDIX.
Anstruther and Leith Packet. Maggie Lauder, sails from Leith on Fridays, and from Anstruther on Tuesdays. — From Leith 2 hours before high-water.
James Pearson, Agent, 10. Shore, Leith. . _i'
Elie and Leith Packets. j
Mary L. Meason and Conveyance, sail alternately from Leith and Elie, Tuesdays and Fridays. — From Leith, 2 hours before high-water. _ 'j
James Pearson, Agent, 10. Shore, Leith. \
Pittenweem and Leith Packet. Swift, sail from Leith on Thursdays, and from Pittenweem on Mondays.— Yrom Leith 2 hours before high-water.
James Pearson, Agent, 10. Shore, Leith.
*,* The Hours of Sailing of Leith Smacks and Steam Yachts, regulated bv tlie Tides.
REGULATIONS FOR THE FERRIES
OF KINGHORN, BURNTISLAND, LEITH, NEWHAVEN,
DYSART, KIRKCALDY, AND ABERDOUR. The Steam-Boats belonging to the Trustees for managing these Ferries, on and after the 21st March 18'24, will ply every lawful dav as under —
WEST PASSAGE,
Including Newliaven, Pctlycur, Burnlhland, and Aberdour.
Summer hours, com.
raencing Mar.i;i.lfe2+
Burntisland to Newhaven,
Newhaven to Pettycur ( Fife Coaches),
Pettycur to Newhaven, by Burntisland and Aberdour, ....
Burntisland to Aberdour and Newhaven,
Aberdour to Newhaven,
Newhaven to Burntisland (Perth Coaches),
Burntisland to Newhaven (ditto),
Newhaven to Aberdour, Burntisland, and Pettycur, , . . . •
Newhaven to Pettycur, by Burntisland,
Aberdour to Burntisland, Pettycur, and New- haven, . . • • •
Burntisland to Pettycur and Newhaven, .
Pettycur to Newhaven (Fife Coaches),
Newhaven to Pettycur and Burntisland, .
Newhaven to Aberdour and Burntisland,
Burntisland to Newhaven,
Newhaven to Pettycur and Burntisland, . 1824-5.
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9
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Winter hours, com- mencing Oct 1. lS2t.
9 ...
9J ...
lOf ...
\\\ ...
1 p. M.
APPENDIX.
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mencing |
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7 A.M. |
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9 ... |
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11 ... |
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12 Noon. |
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EAST PASSAGE,
Tncluding Ncwhaven, rctti/cw; Kirkcaldy, and Dt/sarl.
Ncwhaven to Kirkcaldy and Dysart,
Kirkcaldy to Dysart,
Dysart to Kirkcaldy and Ncwhaven,
Kirkcaldy to New-haven,
Nevvhaven to Pettycur,
Pettycur to Nevvhaven,
Ncwhaven to Kirkcaldy and Dysart,
Kirkcaldy to Dysart,
Dysart to Kirkcaldy and Ncwhaven,
Kirkcaldy to Newhaven,
Newhaven to Kirkcaldy and Dysart,
Kirkcaldy to Dys.irf,
Dysart to Kirkcaldy and Newhaven,
Kirkcaldy to Newhaven,
FARES.
Best Cabin, 2s.— Fore Cabin, Is. 6d.— Children half price. SUNDAYS.
From Newhaven to Pettycur, by Burntisland, at 9 a. m. and
half past 1 p. M.
From PettycUr to Newhaven, by Burntisland, at half past 10 a.m. and half past 5 p. m. in winter, and half past 5 p. m. in summer.
N. B. As the weather during winter cannot be depended upon,
the Boats may be prevented from sailing exactly at the hours fixed ; but they wiUbe as strictly attended to as the weather will permit. Passengers ought to be at the Ferry Stations a quarter of an hour at least before the hours advertised, in order to secure their pas- age, as the hours so intimated are for the departure of the boats, and not tlie florying.
The Trustees have fixed the foregoing hours for the summer and winter months. Any necessary change will be advertised in the newspapers; and the Superintendents ai the different berry Ports will at all times afford correct information.
EDINBURGH GENERAL COMMISSIONERS of POLICE.
The Lord Provost, the Four Bailies, Dean of Guild, Treasurer, and the Convener of the Trades of the City of Edinburgh ; the Sheriff-depute of the County of Edinburgh, and one of his Substitutes ; First Re- sident Bailie of Canongate ; the Dean of the Faculty of Advocates ; the D'eputy-keeper of his Majesty s Signet; the Master of the Company of Merchants; the Preses of the Society of Solicitors before the Supreme Courts in Scotland ; and the Convener ot the Southern Districts, ex officio Commissioners. 1824-5.
104; APPENDIX.
GENERAL COMMISSIONERS,
Wards.
1. John Alexander, 5. Grassmarket
2. John Lees, 509. Lawnmarket
3. Thomas Sawers, 310. Lawnmarket
4. Andrew Scott, 28. North Bridge
5. John MacFarlane, 159. High-street
6. Alexander Galloway, 197. High-street
7. Alexander Ross, 39. South Bridge
8. Thomas Allan, 19. Charlotte-square
9. J. W. Mackenzie, H. Frederick-street
10. David Murray, 60. Hanover-street
1 1 . William Young, 55. Great King-street
12. James Brownlee, IS. Nelson-street
13. John Menzies, 21. Hanover-street
14. David Brown, 16. South St Andrew-street
15. William Bathgate, 8. St James's-street
16. James Gibson Craig, 12. Picardy-place
17. John Sutherland, 9. Calton-street
18. William Young, Leith-walk
19. James Bartram, 80. Pleasance
20. John Robertson, 2. Reid's Court, Canongate
21. William Murray, 42. Lothian-street
22. Robert Thomson, 6. Buccleugh-place
23. William Ritchie, 4. Hill-square
24. George Laurie, 15. Chapel-street
25. John Grubb, 54. Clerk-street
26. James M'Donald, 3. Duncan-street
27. William Glen, 4. Graham-street
28. John Brash, 43. Gilmore-place
29. John Alexander, 35. Castle Barns
30. John Robison, 16. Coat's Crescent.
RESIDENT COMMISSIONERS, Wards.
1. John Brown, 69. Grassmarket John Miller, 64. Grassmarket
2. John Russell, North Bank-street William Girdvvood, 381. Lawnmarket
3. John Lauder, 343. Luckenbooths George Mercer, 17. Nicolson's-street
4. Robert Scott, 100. South Bridge Alexander Craig, 104. South Bridge
5. John Stewart, 113. High-street Hector Murray, 71. Adam's-square
6. Andrew Hunter, 1. Bristo-port Robert Gray, 32. Grassmarket
7. James Mackay, 40. South Bridge Robert Grieve, 77. South Bridge
1824-5.
APPENDIX. 105
\lFards,
8. James Stuart, 2. North Charlotte-street Andrew Rutherfurd, 14'1. George-street
9. David Ramsay, 1. Hill-street Robert Kinnear, 29. Frederick-street
10. John Gardner, 52. Hanover-street John Robertson, 35. Frederick-street
11. A. Monypenny, 40. Heriot-row John Craig, 72. Great King-street
12. James Harriot, 7. Great King-street George Gardner, 5. Northumberland-street
13. M, A. Fletcher, 11. Queen's-street Dr MacLagan, 22. George-street
14<. Charles Maclean, 7. South St Andrew's-street Matthew Walker, West Register-street
15. Peter Elder, 22. Leith-street Thomas Littlejohn, 33. Leith-street
16. Thomas Ponton, 9. London-street Joseph Gordon, 26. London-street
17. Andrew Kerr, 21. Greenside-place Adam Gunn, I. Calton-street
18. James Wallace, 12. Pilrig-street John Greig, 10. Pilrig-street
19. John Blues, 1, Ingliston-street, Pleasance George Reedman, 116. Pleasance
20. John Hunter, Callander House, Canongate Robert Greig, 7. Horse-wynd, Canongate
21. John Miller, 36. Potterrow William Miller, 16. Lothian -street
22. Charles Baxter, 14. Buccleugh-place William Renton, 15. Buccleugh-place
23. Benjamin Brown, 10. Nicolson's-street James Williamson, 76. Nicolson's-street
24. James Mullo, 25. Salisbury-street James Brown, 32. Buccleugh-place
25. John Wigham, 10. Salisbury-road Thomas Crichton, 19. Minto-street
26. Robert B. Blyth, 7. Gray-street John Gray, Duncan-street
27. George Murray, 102. Lauriston-place Alexander Clapperton, 43. Lauriston-place
28. William Marshall, 41. Gilmour-place Robert Lisle, 33. Gilmour-place
29. Andrew Steele, 14. Lady Lawson's-wynd John Manson, 98. West-port
30. John Grant, 5. Stafford-street Robert Saunders, 2. Queensferry-street
1824-5.
106
APPENDIX.
General and Resident Commissioners elected on the last Monday of June, and come into office the first Monday of July annually.
A. Callander, and D. Lees, Conjunct Clerks.
LEITH COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.
The Lord Provost, Bailies, Dean of Guild, Treasurer, Cham- berlain, and Senior City- Clerk of Edinburgh; the Admiral and Magistrates of Leith; the Baron-Bailie, and Resident Bailie, and Treasurer of Canongate ; the Bailie of St Anthony, the Masters of the Trinity House, Maltmen, Merchant Company, and Convener of Trades of Leith ; the Town-Clerk of Leith ; and the Town-Qerk of Canongate, ex officio Commissioners.
COIUIISSIONERS.
Shipmasters. John Laurie Rob. Bruce I). Gourlay Jo. Camming John Charteris John Brown Maltmen. J. Hutchinson W. Henderson David Brash Alex. Law
Rob. Crawford T. Williamson
Trades. Walter Blackie James Bruce Rob. Mathie Wm. Gellatly Wm. Millar James Marr Merchants. Geo. Carstairs Adam White
Ro. Coldstream James Black John Gavin John Macfie
South Leith Heritors. Wm. Mowbray Rob. Paterson G. Anderson John Glover Robt. Grieve
John C. Beadie North Leilh
Heriton. Peter Couper J. Russell David Stocks Rob. Menzies Rob. Douglas
St Anthony's. William Giles A. Dudgeon
H. Veitch, Clerk, and Collector of Kings Tax and Town-Tax. P. jM'Craw, Depute. — W. Ross, Intend, of Police. — Jo. Howie, Superintend, of fVater. — D. Kay, Superintend, of Scavengers.
SHERIFF COURT OF EDINBURGH.
Lord Lieutenant and High Sheriff".
Adam Duff, Esq. Sheriff-Depute. George Tait, Esq. Sheriff- Subst.
James Wilson, Clerk. Arch. Scott, Proc. Fiscal.
SMALL DEBT COVRT for County of Edinburgh.
The Acting Justices of the Peace, Judges.
Ro. Davidson, Principal Clerk. — James Wylie, Depute Clerk.
D. Davidson and J. A. Russell, Assistant Clerks.
This Court in Edinburgh held every Monday at 1 1 forenoon.
At Dalkeith, the last Thursday of every month : at Musselburgh the second Tuesday of every month : and at Mid-Calder on the last Saturday of January, April, July, and October.
Hours of attendance at the Justice of Peace Office, from 10 to 3. and from 6 to 8.
182i-5.
APPENDIX.
ASSESSED TAXES,
DUTIES ON HOUSES AND WINDOWS.
107
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No. of Win- dows. |
Duty per House per Year. |
No., of Wi- dows. |
Duty per House per Year. |
No. of Win- dows. |
Duty per House per Year. |
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L. s. |
d. |
L. s. |
d. |
1 |
L. s. d. |
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1 to G |
0 2 |
3 |
24 |
7 4 |
9 |
55 to 59 |
18 12 0 |
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* Ditto |
0 3 |
0 |
25 |
7 15 |
3 |
60 |
64 |
19 16 9 |
|
7 |
0 9 |
0 |
26 |
8 1 |
9 |
65 |
69 |
20 19 3 |
|
8 |
0 15 |
6 |
27 |
8 10 |
0 |
70 |
74 |
22 1 6 |
|
9 |
1 0 |
0 |
28 |
8 18 |
6 |
75 |
79 |
25 4 0 |
|
10 |
I 7 |
0 |
29 |
9 7 |
0 |
80 |
84 |
24 6 6 |
|
11 |
1 1,5 |
3 |
30 |
9 15 |
3 |
85 |
89 |
25 9 0 |
|
12 |
2 3 |
9 |
31 |
10 3 |
9 |
90 |
94 |
26 11 5 |
|
15 |
2 12 |
3 |
32 |
10 12 |
5 |
95 |
99 |
27 15 9 |
|
14 |
3 0 |
9 |
35 |
11 0 |
6 |
100 |
109 |
29 7 6 |
|
15 |
3 9 |
0 |
34 |
11 9 |
0 |
110 |
119 |
31 12 3 |
|
16 |
5 17 |
6 |
55 |
11 17 |
3 |
120 |
129 |
33 17 3 |
|
17 |
4 6- |
0 |
36 |
12 5 |
9 |
1.30 |
139 |
56 2 0 |
|
18 |
4 14 |
3 |
37 |
12 14 |
3 |
140 |
149 |
38 7 0 |
|
19 |
5 2 |
9 |
58 |
15 2 |
6 |
150 |
159 |
40 11 9 |
|
20 |
5 11 |
3 |
59 |
13 11 |
0 |
160 |
169 |
42 16 9 |
|
21 |
5 19 |
6 |
40to44 |
14 7 |
9 |
170 |
179 |
45 1 6 |
|
22 |
6 8 |
0 |
45 49 |
15 15 |
9 |
180 |
46 10 5 |
|
|
23 |
6 16 |
6 |
50 54 |
17 4 |
Oil |
All windows above ISO, Is. 6d. each, in addition to L.46. 10s. 3d.
* Houses having less than "seven" windows, if charged to in- habited house duty, are liable to the duty of " three shillings ;" and if not charged to that duty, only to " two shillings and three- pence."
Distinct chambers or apartments in any Public Hospital ; also houses divided in different tenements, " being distinct properties," where the number of windows does not, in each case respectively, exceed seven, to be charged one shilling and sixpence for each window : where the number of windows exceed seven, to be charged as if the same were an entire house.
DUTIES ON INHABITED HOUSES.
From L.5 to L. 19 rent, inclusive. Is. 6d. per pound. L.20 to L.59 2s. 3d.
L.40 and upwards, 2s. lOd.
*^* The following Duties, chargeable by former Acts, are neither repealed nor reduced : —
Duties on inhabited houses.
Duties on coachmakers, sellers of carriages, &c.
Duties on dogs.
Horse-dealers' duty.
Hair powder duty.
Armorial bearings' duty.
Duties on game certificates.
1821-5.
108
APPENDIX.
ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW BRIDGE STREET, LONDON,
Instituted 1805, and Empovoered by Act of Parliament.
CAPITAL ONE MILLION.
Directors.
James Pattison, Esq Chairman.
John Towgood, Esq. — Deputy Chairman.
Thomas Starling Benson, Esq. Henry Bonham, Esq. M. P. James Burton, Esq. John Calvert Clarke, Esq. William Coningham, Esq. John Danvers, Esq. Solomon Davies, Esq. Matthew Harrison, Esq.
William Fowler Jones, Esq, David King, Esq. Thomas Maltby, Esq. Sir John Pinhorn. William Rayley, Esq. William Smith, Esq. M. P. Josh. Jon. Smith, Esq. Alderm. Daniel Richard Warington, Esq.
Auditors.
Kennard Smith, Esq. — John Blades, Esq.
Samuel Henry Teush, Esq.
Warner Phipps, Esq. — Secretary.
Agents for Scotland. Edinburgh, — Mr Andrew Muir, 11. South Bridge Street. Glasgow, — Thomas Hamilton, Esq. Aberdeen, — Mr John Sim, James's-street.
ATLAS FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON.
(Instituted 1808, and empowered by an Act of Parliament of the 54. George III.)
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND FOUNDS.
Sir Christopher Baynes, Bart President.
Directors. Sir T. Turton, Chairman — J. D. Hume, Dep. Chairman.
Charles Campbell John Carrick Simon Cock Sir W. D. Gordon John Green
John Higgin William Laforest Moses Mocatta Emanuel Pacifico W. W. Prescot
Joseph Pulley Christopher Smith John Wool ley H. Desborough, jun. Secretary.
William Bovill, Merchant Tailor's Hall, Solicitor. 1824-5.
APPENDIX. 109
Covimitlee of Proprietors/or Scotland.
["John Campbell, jun. I William Paul Edinburgh, < James Dickson I Robert Wauchop, R. N.
Lj. G. Hobkirk |
John Campbell, Chairman. — James Dickson, Sccrelarj/,
rjames Dcnnistoun William Middleton
Glasgoiu, ^ William Dunn John Wright, jun.
[_ Robert Dalglish
James Dennistoun, Chairman. — Wm. Cariick, Sec. c^- ^gent. LIFE DEPARTMENT.
It is only necessary here to advert to the two grand leading features of Life Assurance, which refer to the following situations in societ}', in one or both of which a little reflection will shew, that almost every person is placed, viz. that either their own future support, or some portion of their property or pecuniary interest, is dependent on the lives of others, or that they have wives, children, or friends, whose support chiefly de- pends on their otjon lives.
There are few persons to whom the foregoing obser- vations are more applicable than to gentlemen in the learned professions, or in public offices, and to officers in the army and navy ; even gentlemen of large landed property, whose estates are entailed on the eldest son, have, in many instances, of late years adopted this mode of making provision for younger children, or of increasing the income they are desirous of leaving to their wives.
Persons holding lands by lease on lives, may assure the lives on which the lease depends. A creditor may assure the life of his debtor for the amount of his debt ; and arrangements in the cases of loans, may, by such means, be made highly convenient to the borrower, and affiard security to the lender. The line in which estates are to descend often depends upon survivor- ships ; if the person in expectation does not survive the person in possession, the estate perhaps goes into ano- ther family : in this case it is prudent, in those in- terested, to assure the life of the person through whom they may expect to inherit, against that of the person in possession ; and as this is generally the case of a young life against an old one, a large sum may be secured for a moderate advance.
It can only be from want of information of the prin- ciples of assurance, that lives on which so much de- pends should remain unassured by the persons in- 1824-5. k
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terested in their continuance; and what removes every difficulty in point of expediency is, the advantage which the Atlas Company holds out of purchasing the interest of the Assured, at any time, at an equitable rate. The facility offered of transacting the business through a Committee of Proprietors acting for the Company, without applying to a professional agent or corres- pondent in London, must operate as a great induce- ment for persons not to neglect so salutary a precau- tion.
Persons interested in Life Policies for the whole term, tvi/l, at the close of every period of seven years, be en- titled to participate in the surplus Premiums, to be then ascertained by actual valuation.
As to the Rates charged by the Company, it may sufnce here to say, that the tables adopted by the Di- rectors were originally framed upon the sound princi- ples of mathematical computation ; and the practice of the Equitable Society has put them to the unerring test of long and extensive experience.
If any new offices have ventured to reduce these rates, they may, perhaps, have done so without transgressing the bounds of bare security; but their prudence is at least questionable; and the Atlas has no inclination to follow their example. The means of accumulating money at compound interest, without risk, are open ahke to all ; and if, in the exercise of those means, the Atlas shall be found to have collected greater funds than their actual engagements require, the security of the Assured is placed beyond all question, and the sur- plus is preserved for the future benefit of those who had contributed to create it ; and, therefore, consti- tuted as this Company is, it will be more for the inte- rest of parties having Life Assurances to effect, to as- sure a less sum, at premiums which have been found fully adequate to meet losses, than a larger one at pre- miums speculatively reduced. In effect, the reduction of premium is only nominal ; for the comparison to be drawn is not between the two rates of premium, but between the premium and the sum ultimately to be obtained in return.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The assurance of every species of property from loss
or damage by fire, is undertaken by the Company on
highly favourable terms ; and policies for L.300 and
upwards will be entitled to participate in the surplus
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premiums every fifth year ; the amount thereof in the fifth year, which ended at Christmas last, on the poli- cies e^fFected in the country, was 20 per cent.
A payment for rent is made by the Company in case of Loss on Buildings, ivithoid any extra premium.
Proposals, fully explanatory of the principles and rates of the Company, may be had at the Company's office, No. 59. George-street, Edinburgh, where all letters on the subject of Assurances may be addressed to the Committee, or to their Secretary, Mr James Dickson.
Agenls.
Glas"ow — William Carrick
Aberdeen — James Blaikie Arbroath — Kobfrt Milne Ayr — Daniel M'Lachlaii Banff — George Dawson Brechin — William Gordon Dumfries — Robert Adamson Dundee — W. A. Flowerdew JForfar — William Wiiyte
Atlas Fire and Life Assurance Office, 59. George-street, Edinburgh.
John Campbell, jun. Chairman.— Zame^ Dickson, Secretary.
Iftnnilton — Cunison Deas Inverness — John Mackay Lanark — Thomas Leadbetter Lciih — Jas. Dickson, writer Perth — Laurence Robertson Paisley — Fulton M'Kerrell
CORPORATION OF THE ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE, LONDON.
{Established by Royal Charter, in the reign of George I.J
For Assuring Houses, Buildings, Goods, Corn, Hay, Live Stock, &c. from loss or damage by Fire ; and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annuities on Lives.
J. G. Thomson & Co. No. 15. Princes-street, Edinburgh, Agents.
The very long period for which this Office has been established, and the large extent of its funded capital, afford the most undoubted security, which at all times is the primary object of insurance.
No entrance money charged, but the life to be as- sured must appear before the Agents, otherwise in the first ijear a small fine must be paid.
Liberty is granted to pass in decked vessels from one part of the United Kingdom to another, and to and from the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, Sark, and Man ; and also, in time of peace only, in decked vessels, from British ports and places to any foreign 1824-5.
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port between Flushing and Ushant, without extra pre- mium, and without applying for special permission.
No charge is made for Life Policies, with the ex- ception of the Government stamp.
Fire Policies issued free of expense to the Assured, where the annual premium amounts to 6s. or upwards.
Farming Stock is insured at 2s. per cent per an- num, and losses by lightning made good.
Printed particulars, containing the rates and terras on which business in the different branches may be effected, may be had at the Office of the Agents, and every explanation afforded to those not already in the practice of doing insurances.
THE GUARDIAN ASSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS. ,
For Assurance against Fire — and on Lives and Sur- vivorships— Endowments for Children — Immediate, Deferred, and Progressive Annuities — and for the Pur- chase and sale of Provisions and Annuities, At No. 11. Lombard-street, {at the Entrance of the Post-
Office, London); and at No. 46. Great JKing-street,
Edinburgh.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS IN LONDON. Richard Mer Raikes, Esq. Chairman. George Ltall, Esq. Depuiy-Chamnan.
W. C. Brandram
William Copland
William D. Dovvson
Sir. T. Ilarvie Farquhar, Bart
John Garrat, Alderman
Nicholas Garry
William Haldimand, M. P.
John Harvey
George Jenner
John Loch
Stewart Marjoribanks, IVI. P.
John Martin, M. P. Rowland Mitchell Robert Mitford John G. Ravenshaw Robert Richards John Shore Edward Stewart Andrew Henry Thomson John Thornton John Tulloch James Tulloch yluditors. Lewis Loyd I William Ward
A. W. Robarts, M. P. 1 Thomas Wilson.
William Williams, Secretary. COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT FOR SCOTLAND. Sir John Hope, of Craighall, Bart. Chairman.
Jiimes Dundas of Dundas George Wauchope John Bonar James Scott Francis Walker 1824-5.
Robert Rutherford Ralph James Dundas William Burn Robert Johnstone
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Cou7isd.
J. A. Murray, Esq. and Adam Anderson, Esq, Advocates. George Dunlop, Esq. W. S. Solicitor. Messrs Rainsays, Bonars, and Co.— Bankers.
Jgents.
Alexander Seott, 46.' Great Kinji-street, Edinburgh. Uobfrt Grieve, Glasgow, and Alex. Cliivas, Aberdeen.
The Assured of a certain standing participate in the profits every seven years.
A subscribed Capital, amounting to Two Millions, secures the Assured from the responsibility attached to societies for annual assurance.
No charge made for policies or for transfers from other offices, when the sum assured amounts to L.300 and upwards.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LONDON.
CAPITAL ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS.
Alexr. Gibson, and Geo. Goold, of the British Linen Bank, Agents for Edinburgh.
The terms of the Imperial are as reasonable as any in the kingdom, and in case of accident, the utmost liberality may be expected.
Policies may be removed from any other Office to tlie Imperial, without expense to the party insured.
IMPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office, Sun Court, Cornhill, and St James s, London.
CAPITAL SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS.
Alexu. Gibson, and Geo. Goold, of the British Linen Bank, Agents for Edinburgh.
Persons insured at this Office will derive two import- ant advantages :—l5f, The most effectual security is provided for the payment of Losses. Not only will the premiums received upon Policies be carefully invested and accumulated for that purpose, but a capital of
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seven hundred and fifty thousand pounds has been subscribed to answer any possible deficiency.
Srf/j/, Upon every Policy effected for the whole term of life, the insured will participate in the profits of the Company, by having periodical additions made to the sums insured, to the amount of two-third parts of such clear gains and profits. At the same time, they will be protected, by the ample capital above mentioned, from every chance of loss. Lives insured with the Imperial, are allowed to pass by sea from one part of the United Kingdom to another ; and also, in time of peace, to pass in King's ships and packets, or other decked vessels, between British ports and such foreign ports as lie between Ostend and Havre de Grace, both included, without extra premium, and without being subject to the inconvenience of applying for the special leave of the Directors.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF SCOTLAND.
Governor. His Grace the Duke of Hamilton and Brandon. Deputy- Governors . The Earl of Rosebery | Lord Blantyre Honorary Directors. Archibald Campbell of Blythswood, M. P. Henry Cowan, Banker, Ayr Robert William Duff of Fetteresso Robert Downie of y\ppin, M. P. John Dingwall of Brucklay Jacob Dixon, Dumbarton
Lieut..Gen. Sir R. C. Ferguson, M. P. and K. C. B. Archibald Farquharson of Finzean, M. P. Sir H. Dalrymple Hamilton of North Berwick, Bart,
M. P. Alexander Munro, Prince's-street James Macbraire of Fishwick and Tweedhill James Paton of Glenalmond Sir Henry Stewart of Alianton, Bart. Lieut.-Gen. A. Graham Stirling of Duchray Alexander Scott of Trinity D. G. Sandeman, younger of Springlands Sir Robert Turing of Foveran, Bart. Robert Warden of Parkhill Colonel Henry V. White. 1824-5.
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John Bradfute Walter Brown William Henderson Alexander Lawrie
Ordinary Directors
Lieut.-Col. John Munro William Wyld Miles A. Fletcher Alexander Scott
Robert Alexander, Manager — William Peddle, SecrC'
tary William Alexander, W. S. Laxv- Agent
Office, 200. High-street.
Aberdeen, A. Gibbon, advocate Arbroath, W. Bower, merchant Alloa, Ebenezer Ramsay, writer Airdrie, Tho. Waddell, writer Annan, And. Irvine, merchant At^r, Patrick Cowan, writer Banff, Hugh Cross, banker DalligatL', John Smith, writer Vcilk, Robert Speir, writer Berwick, J. Morrison, banker Brechin, D. D. Black, writer Biggar, Wm. Valance, sadler Burntisland, John Dickson, mer- chant Campbclllon, D. Mactaggart,
writer Castle-Douglas, John Sinclair,
writer Coldstream, W. Leitch, banker Colinsburgh, Alex. Lumsden Coldingham, John M'Gall, mer- chant Cupar-Angus, D. Anderson,
writer Cupar-Fife, E. Anderson, banker Crieff, Vntet Scott, banker Dalkeith, J. Alexander, banker Dumbarton, William M'Allisier,
writer Dumfries, J. Richardson, junior,
writer Dundee, James Camming, writer Dunfermline, Robert and James
Kerr, bankers Dunblane, W. Stirling, writer Dunning, Alexander Chalmers,
merchant Dunse, Thomas Allan, saddler Earlston, J. Shiells, merchant Elgin, Patrick Cameron, writer Eyemoulli, Thomas Forrest, mer- chant Falkirk, Henry Salmon, banker Forres, Alex. Rail", mercliant Falkland, C. Gulland, writer 1S24-5.
Agents.
Fort-William, James M'Grcgor,
writer Glasgow, John Gavin and John
Wyld, bankers Galashiels, William Tiirnbull,
merchant Greenock, R. Sanderson, agent Girvan, A. M'William, writer Haddington, J. Ferme, writer Hawick, R. Anderson, writer Hamilton, D. M'Callum, writer Huntty, C. M' Donald, banker Inverary, John Bell, writer Inverness, Geo. Cameron, writer Irvine, John Dunlop, writer Jedburgh, William Rutherford,
writer Johnstone, W. Shanks, engineer Kelso, Robert Curry, writer Kilmarnock, John Parker, junior Kirkcaldy, Robert Kirk, banker Kinross, Jos. Hardie, merchant Keith, John Gatherer, writer Kincardine, William Scotland,
merchant Kirkcudbright, J. Niven, writer Lanark, Thomas Paul and John
Cleland, bankers Lauder, T. Romanes, writer Leilh, Lindsay Bennet, merchant Linlithgow, E. Watterson, mer- chant Langholm, George Henderson,
writer Leven, Henry Webster, writer Lnckerby, And. Wright, writer Musselburgh, J. Kemp, merchant Montrose. James Burnes, writer Moffat, R. Johnston, writer Melrose, A. Pringle, merchant Nairn, Peter Macarthur, writer Neilstnn, John Auld, writer North Berwick, James Dall,
mercliant Ohfin, Arch. Campi)ell, writer
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Paisley, R. Carsewell, jr. mercht.
Peebles, A. Williamson, writer
Peterhead, W. Gamack, writer
Perth, George Gray, writer,
Pennycuick, J. Allan, inercliant
Portitbello
Port-Glasgow, David Taylor,
merchant Rothesay, Wm. M'Fie, writer Stirling, James Lucas, writer Strathaven, J. Coclirane, mercht. Stonehaven, Jo. Brand, writer Stornaway, M. Robertson, writer
Stranraer, Wm. Sprott, writer Saltcoats, James Gemmel, writer Steivarton, W. Deans, writer St BosweWs, J. Paton, seedsman St Andrew^s, A. Wallace, writer Tain, K. Douglas, bookseller Thurso, Morison Snody, writer Tobermory, G. Martin, writer Tynron Kirk, J. Williamson
merchant JFemyss, J. Cunnison IFick, John Kirk, merchant Whithorn, John Jorrie, writer
EUROPEAN LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY COMPANY.
No. 10. Chatham-place, Blackfriars, London, and i No. 54-. North Bridge, Edinburgh.
President.
Edward Berkeley Portman, Esq. M. P.
Trustees.
Sir Charles Forbes, Bart. M. J. B. Gilchrist, LL. D. G. J. Sulivan, Esq.
Sir William Call, Bart. J, Bent, Esq. M. P. J. G. Harris, Esq. J. H. Stracey, Esq.
J. Bent, Esq. M. P. James BoUand, Esq. Rev. Ph. Le Breton. Thomas H. Call, Esq. J. G. Harris, Esq. William Paxton Jervis, Esq.
Managing Director. John Clark, Esq. Bankers. Messrs Blartin, Call, and Arnold.
Directors.
John Poingdestre, Esq. William Sargent, Esq. Josias Henry Stracey, Esq. George James Sulivan, Esq. Edward Wright, Esq.
Physicians.
Solicilors.
( Thomas Thomson, M. D. Conduit-street, London. i I G. A. Borthwick, M. D. George- street, Edinburgh. | ( William Spike, Esq. Temple, London. ]
\ William Alexander, Esq. W. S. Windsor-street, Edin. i
I Agents for Scotland. ,
William M'Hutchen, 54. North Bridge, Edinburgh.
Messrs Home and Neilson, Glasgow. i
D. Davidson, Esq. Advocate, Aberdeen. I
Messrs Clark and Ramsay, Paisley. ■ • '
The objects of the European Company are, the * Insurance of Lives, the Sale of Annuities, the Pur- ' chase of Annuities, and the effecting Endowments for |
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Children. The sums thus received by the Company will be laid out on annuities, secured on land, or the funds of Government, which with the additional pro- fit derived from premiums taken for Life Insurances, secures the sums thus lent, and will enable this Com- pany to afford to its Insurers, Annuitants, and Inves- ters, greater advantages than any hitherto afforded to the Public.
The Profits derived by this Company will be distri- buted amongst the several persons connected with the establishment, according to the contingency or cer- tainty of their contract.
Share-holders, in consideration of forming a capital for the establishment of the concern, will receive a dividend on the sums advanced at the rate of five per cent per annum, with an increase thereto according to the augmentation of their stock, derived by a divi- sion of the profits of the concern from time to time.
Life Insurers will derive an immediate benefit by the reduction on the premiums generally taken, with the prospect of a liberal addition to their Policies, or a further reduction on the premium in 7 years.
No charge is made for Entrance, or for the Policy, beyond the actual cost of the stamp. The Assured are permitted to pass by sea in steam or decked vessels to or from any part of the United Kingdom ; and, in time of peace, to or from any part of the Continent situated between the Elbe and Brest, with- out being required to pay any additional premium, or to procure a license from the Directors.
LONDON UNION ASSURANCE SOCIETY, FOR FIRE, LIVES, AND ANNUITIES.
Instituted in the reign of Queen Anne.
This is one of the oldest offices in London (1714). Of the Profits — which are divided — the Proprietors can never draw more than One-Third, and the Insured are entitled to Two-Thirds, which are added, once in seven years, to the sums in the Policies. Notwith- standing this small share of Profits divided among the Stock Proprietors, an opportunity of purchasing the Stock very rarely occurs, and then it is so much sought after in London that upwards of L.200 per ent is readily given for it — which is the best evi- ience of the public confidence in the stability and mccess of the office. This office has never appeared in 1824-5.
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a Court of Law. From the large share of Profit* divided among the Insured, every L.lOO msured by a. policy for the xvhole period of life may become worth L.150, at the death of the person msured. The In- sured for Hmited periods do 7iot participate m the profits, but the rates for such Insurances are reduced 20 per cent below the usual rates. The rates for the •whole period of life are equally low with those for short Insurances, when the share of the profits to which the Insured are entitled is taken into computa-^ lion. The Assured for the period of Life (that is, for securing a certain sum payable at death) may, by the rules of the Society, pay otf the whole annual premiums in one year, or any limited number ofyears—iox which purpose the Society have had Tables calculated oa. the most equitable principles. This will be found to be of great advantage to many who cannot with cer- tainty calculate on its being convenient to make an annual payment during life. ;
FIRE INSURANCE. \
Those Insuring against loss by Fire for seven tjears are entitled to share in the profits in the same propor- tion as in the Life Department— which generally amount to upwards oi one fourth of the total premium. , paid—vi\\i\e only six years premium and duty are t required— payable when the Insurance is effected, j The terms for septennial Insurances are, therefore, highly advantageous to the Public. Annual Fire, .j Insurances are done on the usual terms. .
The business of this Society is extended not only throughout Britain and Ireland, but also widely on" j the Continent of Europe— in the profits of all which the I assured in Scotland are entitled to participate, as above, without any risk whatever. Besides the rates ot in- | surance— the other conditions, particularly ot Lite :; Insurance, will be found extremely liberal— such as i subiect the assured to the least possible inconve-.||
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nience. . . c -o ^ c
The Society is under the direction of a Board ot. Management, formed of eminent Merchants in Lon-, don, who meet regularly twice a-week.
Offices in London— Cornhill, and Baker Street,; Portman Square. r, * i
Head Office for Scotland is No. 40. St Andrews Square, Edinburgh, where every information will be communicated.
Robert Burnett, W. S. 1 j^i^^f Agents
Archibald Gibson, Accountant. J
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PROPOSALS OF THE NORTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY.
Established at Edinburgh in 1809.
INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. — CAPITAL, ONE MILLION.
The MARQUIS of HUNTLY, K.G. CB.— President.
Vice-Presidents. The Eakl of Anov'NE. | Lord Viscount Duncan.
Directors.
Extraordinary. Roger Aytoun, Esq. John Cuninghame, Esq. Charles Cuningham, Esq. James Drummond, Esq. Sir Robert Dundas, Bart. G. M. Grant, Esq. M. P. Sir Hugh Innes, Bart. M. P. Colin Mackenzie, Esq. James Moncreiff, Esq. Henry Monteith, Esq. M. P. D. G. Sandeman, Esq. William Trotter, Esq.
Ordinari/. James Borthwick, Esq. Hugh Broughton, Esq. Robert Cockburn, Esq. John Forman, Esq. James Hay. E'-q. Robert Menzies, Esq. James Nairne, Esq. Claud Russell, Esq. James Scott, Esq. James Stuart, Esq. John Tweedie, Esq. Robert Wright, Esq.
Sutherland Mackenzie, Esq. Manager. — Mr John Brash, Secretary,
I This Compaii)' was established in 1809, for the pur- pose of insuring property of every description from loss or dannage by Jire, and effecting assurances on lives and survivorships. To this last branch the busi- ness of the Company was accordingly extended in 1823 ; and the establishment has since been incorpo- rated by royal charter.
The advantages derived from insurances against fire, are now so universally felt, and admitted, it is unnecessary to make a single remark on the subject, farther than that this office puts it in the power of those insuring property to participate in the profits of thejire department equally ivith the shareholders. But ;the practice of insuring upon lives being of later in- troduction into the northern part of the kingdom, its important advantages to every class of the community are not yet sufficiently understood or appreciated, and therefore require to be shortly explained and recom- mended. The occasions are of daily occurrence, in 1824-5.
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which the propriety of making such insurances, by in- dividuals in different conditions of life, is obviously ar indispensable duty. They are called for, in point oi prudence, from every person who has either a debt tc pay or secure, or a provision to make for his wife, children, or relatives. Heirs of entail, liferenters, farmers of enterprise, and others who find it necessa- ry to embark money in stock or improvements, which it may require a certain term to realize, may thus secure the repayment of their advances to their heirs, by appropriating a moderate portion of their annual incomes. The same precaution is proper for those in the church, the army, the law, or in any other situa- tion, who hold offices determinable either on their oxvn lives, or on the life of any other parties with whom they may be connected.
It is needless farther to particularize the vast varie- ty of cases in which the benefit derived from life insu- rance is of the utmost importance, but it may be pro- per to explain the principles on which the rates of life insurance for this institution have been fixed.
The North British Corporation, in order to com- bine, as far as is practicable, every advantage which is to be found in the various systems of life insurance hitherto offered to the public, have adopted two differ- ent plans for assurances^r the whole term of life, one of them embracing assurances for short periods, and for all the other usual contingencies of life insurance.
By one of these plans, the assured do not become partners, but have the benefit of a reduced scale of •pre- miums, calculated at the lowest rate at which such risks can be safely undertaken. For example, at the age of thirty, the sum of L.2000 may be insured in most of the other offices for a yearly paj'ment of L.53. 8s. ; while, for the same payment, the sum of L. 2300 may be insured in the North British.
By the other plan, assurers for the whole duration of life are entitled to participate to the eatent of two-thirds in the prof ts of the life department, by having addi- tions made septennially to the sums specified in their policies ; and the premiums are about five per cent lower than are generally required by the offices acting on the system of participation.
The premiums of life insurance for short periods are reduced nearly twenty per cent below the rates exacted by almost all the other offices.
The directors trust that the ample security which the public possess in the subscribed capital of one 1824-5.
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million, the established reputation of the office for prompt and honourable adjustment of losses, and the very favourable rates and conditions on which both departments of its business are conducted, will secure to the North British Corporation a continuance of that support from the public which has already raised this great national establishment to such a high degree of prosperity.
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1 |
19 4 |
2 4 |
1 |
3 10 8 |
3 14 9 |
|
46 |
2 |
0 5 |
2 5 |
7 |
3 12 10 |
3 17 2 |
|
47 |
2 |
1 5 |
2 7 |
2 |
3 15 3 |
3 19 8 |
|
48 |
2 |
2 7 |
2 9 |
0 |
3 17 10 |
4 2 3 |
|
49 |
2 |
4 4 |
2 11 |
0 |
4 0 6 |
4 5 0 |
|
50 |
2 |
6 10 |
2 13 |
0 |
4 3 3 |
4 7 11 |
|
51 |
2 |
8 9 |
2 14 |
10 |
4 6 1 |
4 11 0 |
|
52 |
2 |
10 5 |
2 16 |
s |
4 9 1 |
4 14 3 |
|
53 |
2 |
12 1 |
2 18 |
9 |
4 12 3 |
4 17 7 |
|
54 |
2 |
14 0 |
3 1 |
1 |
4 15 7 |
5 0 11 |
|
55 |
2 |
15 8 |
3 3 |
5 |
4 19 1 |
5 4 5 |
|
56 |
2 |
17 9 |
3 5 |
11 |
5 2 11 |
5 8 3 |
|
57 |
3 |
0 0 |
3 8 |
7 |
5 7 0 |
5 12 7 |
|
58 |
3 |
2 5 |
3 11 |
5 |
5 113 |
5 17 3 |
|
59 |
3 |
5 0 |
3 14 |
5 |
5 15 10 |
6 2 2 |
|
60 |
3 |
7 9 |
3 17 |
8 |
6 0 9 |
6 7 2 |
|
61 |
3 |
10 10 |
4 1 |
3 |
6 5 10 |
6 12 5 |
|
62 |
3 |
13 6 |
4 5 |
1 |
6 116 |
6 18 3 |
|
63 |
3 |
16 6 |
4 9 |
6 |
6 17 5 |
7 4 5 |
|
64 |
3 |
19 6 |
4 14 |
5 |
7 3 10 |
7 11 1 |
|
65 |
4 |
3 3 |
5 0 |
0 |
7 11 0 |
7 18 6 |
|
m |
4 |
7 10 |
5 6 |
1 |
7 18 3 |
8 6 0 |
|
67 |
4 |
12 8 |
5 13 |
0 |
8 6 1 8 14 2 j |
|
PELICAN LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE,
For Insurance on Lives, and Granting Annuities.
This office was established, in Lombard-street, Lon- don, in the year 1797, by a numerous and respectable proprietary ; and the Board of Directors, with confi- dence, arising from the increased prosperity and per- manency of the estabh'shment, as well as from the experience of its usefulness and benefit to the public,
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hink it due to those who may be still unacquainted Ivith the importance and advantages of Life Insurance, jriefly to suggest some of its leading and peculiar re- commendations to almost every degree and rank in
ociety : — Life insurance is of manifest consequence
o all who hold estates for life, situations and offices, :ivil, ecclesiastical, or professional ; to officers in the irmy and navy, S:c. as, by payment of an annual pre- Tiium, the party insured is enabled to provide for wife, children, or others whose future welfare he may wish,
n vain, by other means to promote. It affords a per- manent ultimate security to those who advance money jpon annuities or otherwise. It renders leases, deter- minable on one or more lives, nearly equal in value to freehold estates, as an insurance to the amount of the ine, payable on the demise of a party nominated in puch leases, will produce the sum required for renew- il. It is a cheering refuge to parties engaged in ex- pensive and speculative undertakings ; it affords to sersons in trade the certain means of indemnification igainst a bad or doubtful debt ; in short, life insu- •ance, established in policy, sanctioned by Govern- ment, and confirmed by the test of experience, is be- come, to almost every situation of human life, a mea- sure equally important, useful, and beneficial. An- luities are granted upon the most equitable terras, ander a special Act of Parliament granted to this Dffice.
Directors.
Sir William Curtis, M. P. Hugh Hammersley, Esq. William Walker, Esq. William Cotton, Esq. Matthias Attwood, M. P. William Samler, Esq. .John Coope, Esq.
George Shum Storey, Esq. John Havves, Esq. Sir Charles Flower, Bart. Major Rohde, Esq. William Davis, Esq. Johti Petty Muspratt, Esq. William Hevgate, M, P.
Thomas Parke, Secretart/.
J. W. Brougham, Esq. 19. Parliament-square, Company s Agent
at Edinburgh.
SCOTTISH LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Y Founded on the Model of the Equitable oj^ London),
2. SOUTH ST DAVID STREET, EDINBURGH,
AND
j 215. GEORGE STREET, GLASGOW.
This was the first, and till lately, the only Parent [nstitution in Scotland for effecting assurances on ives and survivorships. From the nature of its con-
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stitution, (yohich is formed on the model of that most re spectable and extensive Society, the Equitable of Lon- don), it presents advantages which no other Institu tion, with which a proprietary is connected, can pos sibly otFer. Wherever there are bodies of proprietors, these proprietors cannot rationally be expected to em- bark either their names or their capital without profit; and the allocation of these profits necessarily absorbs, or at all events intrenches deeply on the surplus funds of the establishment, the whole of which, in the Scot- tish Life Assurance Society, in which there is no pro- prietary, belong to the assured. The rates of pre- mium, in some of these Proprietary Offices, may h& greater, and in others may be less than those charged, by this Society. But it is evident that all parties effecting assurances in this Society, must do so on the lowest possible scale of premium, because any excessi in that rate, after providing for the actual losses thati occur in a select and healthy body of individuals, forms a corresponding excess of surplus fund, which belongs, and is returned in the most beneficial manner to the assured. The rate of premium charged in thisi office must therefore be considered as a temporari/\ equalizing contribution to the funds of the Society, re gulated, in the first instance, by the respective ages of the parties, but ultimatelJ^ by the decrement of humaa life that has actually taken place among the members, who are accordingly entitled to a subsequent adjust- ment of their interests at the periodical investigations, and not as a sum of money or premium absolutely paid down to a body of proprietors, who receive the whole, or greater part of the profits, in return for a guarantee and advance of capital, which experience lias proved to be as disadvantageous to the assured as it is unnecessary. These remarks are not meant to strike, in the most remote degree, at the justice or fairness of the principles on which those offices are founded, who carry on the business of Life Assurance as trading companies. But where the benefits of Life,' Assurance are afforded by trading companies, it can( only be on the principle and prospect of profit to ' themselves. This must be their basis, and the advan- tage of the assured must necessarily be a secondary object. If, therefore, those Proprietary Offices, who (as is, however, the case in very few instances) charge less premiums than the equalizing contributions charg-j ed by the Scottish Life Assurance Society, can never-!( theless carry on a profitable trade, (and unless theyy 1821-5. I
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125
ould do so, they would not carry it on at all),— then ; is evident that any excess in the premiums or equaliz- ig contributions of this Institution, will only lead to ! greater amount of profit or surplus fund, which is the ole property of the members at large. It is unneces- ary to state the contrast, on the other hand, between hose Proprietary Offices, who, at the same time that hey charge higher rates of premium than the pre- niums or equalizing contributions charged by the Scottish Life Assurance Society, return to the assured Mther no part, or only a small part, of the enormous profits which they are thus enabled to realize.
Although, therefore, some of these Proprietary Of- ices, and particularly those lately established offices ,vho are now contributing their exertions to extend ;hat knowledge of the benefits of Life Assurance in Scotland, which this Institution was the first to disse- minate, may be well entitled to patronage and sup- iiort, from the liberality of their proposals, (considered IS trading companies, who must either realize projits or discontinue business); and although there may be a few assurances of a particular class, in which they may even put themselves fairl)"^ in competition with the terms offered by this Office, still it is evident that, to all parties desirous of effecting assurances, with the view of making provision for their families in the most secure and beneficial manner, {comp)rehending by Jar the most important and numerous class of assicrers), the Scottish Life Assurance Society oft'ers advantages which no other institution, founded on different prin- ciples, can rationally hold out. The Equitable Office, on the original model of which, as already mentioned, lliis Institution is founded, is a striking practical proof of the truth of this remark. The immense returns which the early assurers at that distinguished Office have received, have been a source of the most valu- able benefits to thousands of families ; and it is in the sincere prospect that tlie Scottish Life Assurance So- ciety (or, as it was termed in the original prospectus, the Scottish Equitable Society) may be instrumental in dispensing tlie same benefits, and that an early po- licy opened in it ma}' at no distant day be considered as equally valuable with an early policy of the Equit- able Office, (making allowance for the difference be- tween England and Scotland as fields for Life Assu- rance), that the advantages of the Institution are now held out to the Public.
The Directors, satisfied with that sure and substan- J 824-5. 13
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I
tial approval of their claims, testified by the daily in-j creasing business of the Society, have not been in the 1 habit of frequently obtruding the claims of the Society! on the Public attention ; but under the zealous and] praiseworthy efforts which are at present making to I extend a knowledge of the benefits of Life Assurance^ i they consider it proper, in justice to the Public, them- i selves, and their constituents, to make the benefits of! this Institution, in which private and public advantage are inseparably united, more widely known.
There is one circumstance which cannot escape public attention, and which is not only sufficiently indicative of the value of the principle on which the Institution is founded, but which must give a double efficacy to this and any statement which may be sub- mitted to the Public, viz. the total impofsibiiity of self-interested or partial views mingling with the mea- sures of the Society, or influencing their statements. There are no separate or distinct interests in the Society, nor indeed any difference in the rights and privileges of the members, farther than that which is necessarily and justly created by the comparative extent of the sums assured, and the duration of the period during which the policies have existed. The members are \ all essentially on the same footing ; and the interests of the individual members can only be promoted through the prosperity of the vchole bodij collectivehj. This single feature of the Institution at once distin- guishes it from those establishments where there is an extensive body of proprietors or share-holders, and where, therefore, there is a separate and consequently a conflicting interest with that of the great bod}' of the assured.
It is only farther necessary, that the Directors ob- viate two remarks, which may possibly occur in read- ing this statement, viz. that if such be the great com- parative value of the principle on which this Society is formed, and such the advantages that result from it, why is not the same principle adopted by all other establishments for the purpose of Life Assurance ? — • or, at all events, why are not other establishments on the same principle set on foot, and equal advantages realized? — and if such establishments were set on foot, where would be the ground of preference to the Scottish Life Assurance Society? The answer to the first of these remarks is obvious: Those offices who carry on Life Assurance as trading companies, the very basis of which must be the prospect of profit, cannot 1S24-5.
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consistently adopt and act on a principle, the leading eature of which is, the total exclusion of any separate nterest, by which the profits of the Society can be even partially absorbed. The answer to the second of these remarks, although perhaps not quite so obvious, is, when explained, equally conclusive. The difficulties with which an institution of this kind has to encounter at its first outset are formidable. Commencing without either capital or responsibility, (both of which wants, although necessarily inherent in the system at its out- set, are yet sufficiently discouraging), they must pa- tiently wait the progress of time and of events before they could present any prospect to their members far- ther than that of a speculation, which, if founded on just principles, and regulated by correct calculation, jiTiight probably prosper, but which, by any unforeseen and accidental contingencies, at variance with their calculations, might either be involved in most serious difficulties, or entirely overthrown. The possibility of such occurrences was one of the greatest difficulties which this Institution had, in the period of its own infancy, to encounter ; and that it was, in the course of a few years, enabled successfully to get through them, must be ascribed partly to the patience and perseverance of the earlier members, who thus risked their own means in the outset, and partly to the ca- sualties in the Society falling very considerably below, instead of exceeding, the ratio of mortality contem- plated in the calculations on which it proceeded. But now this Society, which has existed for ten years, and is not only in the actual possession of a large accumu- lated fund and annual revenue, amply sufficient to meet all its claims, but known to be already in the possession of a surplus fund, arising from a careful selection of lives and favourable investments of capi- tal, can offer to the Public all the advantages neces- sarily resulting from the principle on which it is found- ed, combined with a security at least equal to that offered by those establishments who carry on Life As- surance as trading companies. Its claims of preference on the Public attention, as an Institution formed and carried on solely for the public benefit, are therefore complete, and the Directors do not doubt that they will be duly appreciated.
The rates of premium, or equalizing contributions, charged by the Societ)', are lower than those charged by most of the London Offices, as may be seen from the following specimen, viz. 1824-5. ^
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APPENDIX.
Equitable, f A mvtual assur- Royal Exchakge, Eagle, Pe- >
ance associatiun, without any lican, Albion, Globe, &c.
proprietary, the whole surplus xvilh bodies of proprietors, who
fund belonging to the assured J. make no returns.
|
Age. |
Premium per cent |
||
|
whole period of life. |
|||
|
L. |
5. |
d. |
|
|
20 |
2 |
3 |
7 |
|
30 |
2 |
13 |
5 |
|
40 |
3 |
7 |
11 |
|
.50 |
4 |
10 |
8 |
|
60 |
6 |
7 |
4 |
|
Premium per cent 1 whole period of life. | |
||
|
L. 2 |
s. 3 |
d. 7 |
|
2 |
13 |
5 |
|
3 |
7 |
11 |
|
4 |
10 |
H |
|
6 |
7 |
4 |
Hope, Provident, Atlas, Lon- Scottish Life Assuranxe So- nox Union, &c. irith bodies of ciety. fA viutual assurance proprietors ivho viake partial association, tiilhout any pro- returns, prietary, the whole surplus fund belonging to the assured J.
|
Premium per cent |
|||
|
whole period of life. |
|||
|
L. |
s. |
d. |
|
|
20 |
2 |
3 |
7 |
|
30 |
2 |
13 |
5 |
|
40 |
3 |
7 |
11 |
|
50 |
4 |
10 |
8 |
|
60 |
6 |
7 |
4 |
|
Premium per cent 1 whole neriod of life. | |
||
|
L. |
s. |
(7. |
|
2 |
1 |
6 |
|
2 |
11 |
1 |
|
3 |
5 |
6 |
|
4 |
8 |
3 |
|
6 |
5 |
4 |
Note. — In one or two instances, the rates of some of the above Offices vary a tittle from what is above slated, by a few pence, less or viore.
The office-bearers are chosen by the members at large, and must themselves be members of the Society, and, of course, jiersonalhj interested in it. The follow- ing members are the present office-bearers of the Society : —
President. The Right Honourahle the Earl of Rosebery.
Vice-Presidents. '
Claud Russell, Esq. I James Gibson Craig, Esfj.
The Hon. Lord AUoway. | William Mitchell, Esq.
Ordinary Directors.
Messrs William Ellis.
The Right Hon. Lord Provost.
I^ben. Wardlaw.
Jaroes Raid.
Patrick Cockburn.
Alex. Craig.
Andrew INIilroy.
'J'liomas Miller. 1S24-5.
Messrs John Craig. Heniy Wood. Andrew Duncan, M, D. Robert Coldstream. Andrew Miller. John Lyall. Adam Wilson. James Balfour,
APPENDIX. 129
Trustees.
C. Russell, Esq. Accountant. W. Mitchell, Esq. Royal Bank.
'. G. Craig, Esq, of Riccarton. V. S. Moncreifj; Esq. of Newhalls. ?, Cockburn, Esq. Accountant..
The principles which have been now shortly stated ;re embodied in the following Resolutions, which were idopted at the Tenth Annual General Court of the Society, held in the Waterloo Tavern, on 10th No- ember last, (George Joseph Bell, Esq. advocate, Professor of Scots Law, the then senior Vice-Pre- iiident, in the Chair, in the unavoidable absence of he President, the Right Hon. the Earl of Rosebery,) Az.
The following Resolution having been moved by the jRight Honourable the Lord Provost, and seconded by ^laud Russell, Esq. was unanimously adopted, viz. I 1st, Resolved, That although this Society is now no onger the only National Institution in Scotland carry- ing on the business of Life Assurance, and although it is gratifying to observe that the important benefits of Life Assurance are now beginning to be so well under- stood, and so generally secured, either through the me- :3ium of this or other establishments ; yet it is matter of jreat congratulationto theMerabers of this Society, that t was the first parent institution which disseminated through this part of the kingdom a knowledge of the principles and advantages of Life Assurance, and has Host successfully afforded an opportunity to its mem- oers, and the country at large, of securing those advan- tages on the most liberal and equitable terms.
The following Resolution having been moved by James Moncrieff, Esq. advocate, and seconded by Thomas Beveridge, Esq. was unanimously adopted, viz.
2d, Resolved, That while the Members of this So- ciety hail with feelings of cordial satisfaction the insti- tution of those other establishments which are now adding their exertions to those of this Society in making the advantages of Life Assurance still more generally known, and while they doubt not that these exertions will meet with proper encouragement, still it is due to those who are more immediately connected with this Society, to impress on them and on the public, that the peculiar principles on which this Society is formed are such as must necessarily give it a decided preference to all proprietary establishments ; for al- though the terms offered by those proprietar)' estab- lishments, which profess either to make or not to make 1821-5.
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130 APPENDIX.
returns to the assured, may be all more or less liberal, still it is only such an institution as this that can ra-» tionally offer to the assured a fair participation in the ^VH0LE surplus funds or profits of the office : That this important advantage, which is well known as the lead- ing principle of that highly important national estab- lishment, the Equitable Office of London, and by the observance of which it has attained to that unparallel- ed height of prosperity which it now enjoys, is also the distinguishing feature of this institution, which is founded on the original model of the Equitable So- ciety : That, moreover, the now flourishing state of the fund, and the constant progressive increase in the number of Members and annual revenue, afford every security to new Members that any proprietary esta- blishment can offer to the insured, while the perma- nence and stability of the institution, and the ultimate advantages to be obtained from a participation in the surplus funds, are much more effectually guaranteed.
The following Resolution having been moved by James Balfour, Esq. of Pilrig, and seconded by Robert Scott Moncrieff, Esq. advocate, was unanimously adopted, viz.
3d, Resolved, That it is highly gratifying to the General Court to observe, from the various statements laid before them this day, that the business of the Society has so much increased during the last year, and that the extent of the fund and of the annual revenue, compared with the amount of the sums paid on account of the policies which have emerged, afford a reasonable prospect of a large addition to the bene- fits, or corresponding diminution of the premiums, at the ensuing period of investigation, which takes place at 1st January 1S25: That the results shewn in these statements could not have been produced without the unwearied exertions of the Directors and Office- bearers, to whom, therefore, both as a body and in- dividuals, the thanks of this Court are particularly due.
The following Resolution having been moved by James Gibson Craig, Esq of Riccarton, fxvho in the course of his address took occasion particularly to notice the liberality andjmnctuality tvith ivhich the Directors had i invariably settled all losses, and the fact, that, ivith one ex- i ception, under iiery particular circumstances, to which he 1 alluded, there never had been a farthing of expense in- \ curred in litigation, or any necessity for even having re- i course to arbitration J, and seconded by William Scott (
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APPENDIX. 131
MoncriefF, Esq. of Newhalls, was also unanimously adopted, viz.
A:th, Resolved, That at the same time that the state- ment laid this day before the General Court, shewing the sums that have become payable from the funds of the Society in consequence of the decease of parties assured, is of itself the most striking proof of the great usefulness of this institution, it is satisfactory to under- stand, that the amount of the sums which have be- come payable in consequence of emerged policies both in this and the previous years, has, from the great care that has been exercised in the selection of good lives, been very much under the average amount that might have been expected from the number of lives, and amount of sums assured. That although it is un- usual to notice the particular names contained in such a statement, yet as a mark of respect so justly due to ;hat highly distinguished individual, this General Court :annot omit the opportunity of noticing, with the most leep and heartfelt regret, that it contains the name of he Right Honourable John Earl of Hopetoun, who lad early taken an interest in this Institution, and en- ■oiled himself as one of its members.
Copies of the Prospectus, containing an ample expo- iition of the principles and Rules of the Society, to- gether with the Tables of Rates, may be had gratis at he Society's Office, No. 2. South St David's-street, vhere every information may be obtained.
John M'Kean, Manager.
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
I Assurance on Lives, that is, securing the receipt of sum of money at the failure of a life, by the pay- ment of a small annual premium while the life subsists, s found to be of benefit and advantage to persons iaving offices, employments, estates, or other incomes hich cease and determine with their lives, as it ena- les them to provide for their families or representa- ves after their decease. — Also, to persons holding ffices, Szc. during the lives of others, as, by the same eans, they may secure themselves from the loss which iey would otherwise sustain by the death of such ?rsons ; to a borrower or debtor, by affording a col- teral security for a loan or debt ; to a husband in )ssession of an entailed estate, as a provision for 1824.-5.
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APPENDIX.
younger children. And many other instances of its usefulness are continually occurring in the affairs o life.
The Managers have had premiums calculated propor- tional to the values of the risks at the different periods of life ; which, under 45 years of age wher the assurance is for the whole of life, and under 5£ for shorter periods, are considerably lower than are generally required : — viz.
SINGLE LIVES.
|
1 |
Premium per |
|||
|
Age next birth day. |
Premium per cent for an assurance for one year. |
Premium per cent per annum for an assur- ance for seven years. |
cent per an- num for an assurance for the whole continuance of |
|
|
life. |
||||
|
L. s. |
d. |
L. s. d. |
L. s. d. |
|
|
15 |
0 15 |
0 |
0 16 9 |
1 12 8 |
|
16 |
0 15 |
1 |
0 17 7 |
1 13 6 |
|
17 |
0 15 |
7 |
0 18 7 |
1 14 3 |
|
18 |
0 16 |
5 |
0 19 7 |
1 15 1 |
|
19 |
0 17 |
4 |
1 0 7 |
1 16 0 |
|
20 |
0 19 |
1 |
1 1 7 |
1 16 11 |
|
21 |
1 0 |
0 |
1 2 4 |
1 17 11 |
|
22 |
1 1 |
0 |
1 3 1 |
1 18 11 |
|
23 |
1 2 |
0 |
1 3 10 |
2 0 1 |
|
24 |
1 2 |
8 |
1 4 6 |
2 1 3 |
|
25 |
1 3 |
3 |
1 5 2 |
2 2 6 |
|
26 |
1 3 |
11 |
1 5 9 |
2 3 9 |
|
27 |
1 4 |
7 |
1 6 3 |
2 5 2 |
|
28 |
1 5 |
4 |
1 6 9 |
2 6 7 |
|
29 |
1 6 |
0 |
1 7 3 |
2 7 11 |
|
30 |
1 6 |
9 |
17 7 |
2 9 2 |
|
31 |
1 7 |
0 |
1 7 11 |
2 10 6 |
|
32 |
1 7 |
4 |
1 8 4 |
2 11 10 |
|
33 |
1 7 |
8 |
1 8 10 |
2 13 4 |
|
34 |
1 8 |
0 |
1 9 9 |
2 14 11 |
|
35 |
1 8 |
4 |
1 10 11 |
2 16 8 |
|
36 |
1 8 |
8 |
1 12 2 |
2 18 5 |
|
37 |
1 9 |
0 |
1 13 5 |
3 0 4 |
|
38 |
1 9 |
5 |
1 14 11 |
3 2 4 |
|
39 |
1 11 |
3 |
1 16 8 |
3 4 5 |
|
40 |
1 13 |
7 |
1 18 6 |
3 6 6 |
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SinQ-le Lives. — Continued.
|
Premium per |
||||
|
Age next birth day. |
Premium per cent for an assurance for one year. |
Premium per cent per an- num for an assurance for seven years. |
cent per an- num for an assurance for the whole continuance of |
|
|
life. |
||||
|
L. s. |
rf. |
L. s. d. |
L. s. d. |
|
|
41 |
1 15 |
8 |
1 19 10 |
3 8 7 |
|
42 |
1 17 |
3 |
2 1 0 |
3 10 9 |
|
43 |
I 17 |
10 |
2 2 6 |
3 12 11 |
|
44 |
1 19 |
0 |
2 4 4 |
3 15 3 |
|
45 |
2 1 |
10 |
2 6 5 |
3 17 8 |
|
46 |
2 3 |
8 |
2 8 3 |
4 0 5 |
|
47 |
2 4 |
6 |
2 10 3 |
4 3 3 |
|
48 |
2 5 |
4 |
2 12 6 |
4 6 6 |
|
49 |
2 8 |
0 |
2 15 0 |
4 10 2 |
|
50 |
2 10 |
9 |
2 17 7 |
4 14 2 |
|
51 |
2 13 |
8 |
3 0 3 |
4 18 9 |
|
52 |
2 15 |
7 |
3 2 10 |
5 S 6 |
|
53 |
2 18 |
2 |
3 5 8 |
5 S 7 |
|
54 |
3 0 |
4 |
3 9 1 |
5 14 1 |
|
55 |
3 2 |
7 |
3 13 6 |
5 19 11 |
|
56 |
3 6 |
4 |
3 18 11 |
6 6 4 |
|
51 |
3 9 |
8 |
4 4 9 |
6 13 2 |
|
58 |
3 12 |
7 |
4 11 2 |
7 0 5 |
|
59 |
3 15 |
8 |
4 18 8 |
7 7 9 |
|
60 |
4 3 |
7 |
5 7 8 |
7 14 11 |
Assurances may also be effected for any other term of years, the ■emiums for which may be learnt by application at the office.
Insurances on joint lives or survivorships may also e effected on the most favourable terms ; and tables f rates, with conditions of insurance, may be had at »e Sun Life Office, Cornhill, and the Sun Fire Office, raig's Court, London ; or at any of the agents of the un Fire Office.
Robert Allan & Son, Agents, Royal Exchange, Edinburgh.
1824-5.
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WEST OF ENGLAND FIRE AND LIFE IN- SURANCE, AND ANNUITY OFFICE,
No. 87. Prince's-street.
Established 1807, Capital £600,000.
Chief Offices, — Exeter, London, Dublin, Edin- burgh, &c.
Trustees.
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Right Hon. Earl Fortescue Right Hon. Earl Morley Right Hon. Lord Clifford
Sir T. D. Acland, Bart. 'SI. P. Edmund P. Bastard, M. P. Samuel Kekewich
Charles Lewis, Secretary
This Institution consists of a numerous and opulenti body of Proprietors, who have subscribed a Capital for the security of the Insured, which, with all accumula- tions, is wholly vested in Government and real secu- rities, in the names of the above Trustees. The Insti- tution, established in 1807, already ranks as the second! Provincial OfBce in the kingdom, as is proved by the* amount of duty paid into the Stamp Office. This de- cided mark of public approbation has induced the Di- rectors to conduct the business of the Institution on a more extensive scale, and they have accordingly ap- pointed Agents in the under-mentioned places in Scot- land.—
Edinburgh — George Mylne Glasgow — Smith, Wardlaw, and
Company Aberdeen — A. & J. Cadenhead Dundee— Neish and Smart Dunbar — Wm. H. Ritchie Dumfries — Arch. Hamilton
Mackenzie and Sharpe, W.S. 12. Thistle-street, Law-Agents, Edinburgh.
FIRE-OFFICE.
A return of one-fourth part of the Profits is allowed. to the Insured every five years, provided they shall have insured two years at least at the time of declar-! ing the dividend.
The advantage attending this plan has been realized by the actual payment of three dividends. Hence ai considerable reduction of Premium has accrued to,: those who have effected Insurances in this Office.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
Insurances are effected at rates 10 per cent lower than usually paid in such transactions, so that the 1824.-5.
Greenock—Alexander Patten Haddington — John "Vounger Kirkcudbright — W. C. Low i ]Montrose — A. and W. Smart Paisley — Wm. Hardie and Soni Perth — David Malcolm .
Inverness — 1
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many and important objects of this branch of Insu- rance may thus be secured at a very moderate expense. ANNUITIES granted and purchased upon hberal terms.
WEST OF SCOTLAND INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, No. 37. Virginia-street, Glasgow.
Patron. The Right Honourable the Earl of Glasgow.
Extraordinary Directors.
Henry Monteith, Esq. of Carstairs, M. P.
John Buchanan, Esq. of Ardoch, M. P.
General Campbell, St Andrews
Ludovic Houston, Esq. of Johnstone
John M'Kirdy, Esq. of Birkwood
Patrick Playfair, Esq. of Dalmarnock
William Dunn, Esq. of Duntocher
Jacob Dixon, Esq. Dumbarton
John Greenshields, Esq. of Kerse
Michael Rowand, Esq. banker, Glasgow
"William Hozier, Esq. of Newlands and Barrowfield
Colonel John Reid, Frankville, Ayrshire
Ordinary Directors.
Tohn Morison of Craigend William Kelly, merchant William M'Gavin, banker William Monteith, merchant
Thomas Lancaster, merchant Don. Cuthbertson, accountant William Connal, merchant William G. Mack, writer
James J. Duncan, Manager. — Alexander W'allace, Cashier.
Agents for Edinburgh.
John Robertson, Wine-Merchant, No. 2. Park-street.
James Hill, W. S. No. 5. South Charlotte-street.
Agents for Leilh. William and James Wallace, Merchants, No. 2. Bank-street. Agents are appointed in all the principal Towns in Scotland.
:*ALLADIUM LIFE AND FIRE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS STEKLING.
Directors.
Sir Edward Hyde East, F. R. S. M.V.— Chairman.
Colonel .Tohn Bailey, M. P. — Deputy Chairman.
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136 APPENDIX.
Josias Du Pre Alexander, Esq.,
jM. p. John L. Anderdon, Esq. George Arbuthnot, Esq. John Bent, Esq., M.P. Samuel Bosanquet, Esq. Henry Browne, Esq., F. R. S. Sir W. Champion De Crespigny,
Bart., M. P. Sir W. Congreve, Bart., M.P. Col. T. H. H. Uavies, M.P. W. Bodycott Davis, Esq.
W. R. Keith Douglas, Esq.,M. P.
Neil Benj. Edmonstone, Esq.
Joseph Esdaile, Esq.
John Williamson Fulton, Esq,
Thos. Houldsworth, Esq., M.P.
Capt. H. Kater, F. R. S.
Chas. Elton Prescott, Esq.
Peter Reierson, Esq.
Alex. Robertson, Esq., M.P.
Samuel Skinner, Esq.
Col. Mark Wilks
Sir Wm. Young, Bart.
Auditors.
David Barclay, Esq. ; Frederick Manning, Esq. ;
Henry Dance, Esq.
Bankers — Messrs Bosanquet and Co. ; Messrs Coutts and Co.
ilat/iematical Inspector — Thomas Young, M. D. F. R. S.
Physician — Thos. Young, M. D. F.R,S.
Asiislant Physician — James Bartlett, M. D.
Standing Counsel — Oliver Anderdon, Esq.
Surveyor — Samuel Beazley, Esq.
Resident Superintendent — William Andrews, Esq.
Agent at Edinburgh — Mr J. G. Barr, S. S. C, 7. Union-street.
The object of this institution is to combine the advantages of all the earlier establishments, to remedy their acknowledged defects, and to give to the persons assured that influence in the general management, which their important interests demand. In the Life Department, greater advantages have been secured to the public than have been offered by any other Society ; four-fifths of the esti- mated profit will be added every seventh year by way of Bonus to the Policies effected for the whole Term of Life, and the remaining one-fifth will be transferred to the subscribed Capital, and preserved untouched, to form a continually-increasing guarantee to the As- sured.
The Holders of Policies, effected for the whole Term of Life, will have votes in common with the Proprietors at all General Meetings, and possess the advantages of a Proprietor in every other respect, ex- cepting qualification for office, which is derived from holding Shares in the Capital Stock of the Society.
In the Fire Department equal attention has been paid to the in- terests of the Assured, and many important advantages are held out for their consideration : four- fifths of the profit will be allowed to persons who have been Insured with the Society for Seven Years, whether by Septennial or Annual Payments, and the remaining one-fifth will be added to the subscribed Capital, as in the Depart- ment of Life Assurance.
No Entrance-money is charged, and no charge is made for Poli- cies except the stamp duties. Proposals and Tables of Fire and IJfe Assurance may be bad gratix, by applying to any of the Socie- ty's Agents as under — Glasgow, Mr llobt. Knox, writer; Aber- deen, :!Mr Ja'?. Nicol, advocate; Banff", INIr Ed. Mortimer, writer; Greenock, Messrs I,amont & Geinmcl ; Paisley, Mr Wm. Barr, vTriter.
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The Directors have pleasure in announcing to the Inhabitants of Edinburgh, that they have already light- ed several shops in Prince's street, where the Oil Gas may be seen burning. And as the price brings it as near as possible on a par with Coal Gas, they trust for a share of public favour.
This Company has adopted the use of gas meters as an object to increase the demand for gas, by affording that accommodation to the Public which is indispensa- ble to the more general introduction of this species of light in dwelling-houses, and other private as well as public situations, where no satisfactory estimate could be made of the consumption of the gas by any other means.
The oil gas, by means of its purity and this useful invention, is at length rendered what has been so long desired, — alight for all possible situations where it can be manufactured. It can now be used with as much comfort and convenience in dwelling-houses as in shops, manufactories, or public buildings, at an expense exactly proportionate to the quantity consumed.
Previous to the use of the meter, the proprietors of gas light establishments were under the necessity of charging a certain annual rate upon every burner, under an agreement with the consumer, that he should put out his light at a certain hour every night ; and any encroachment upon this restriction was sure to occasion complaints and remonstrances unpleasant to both parties ; whereas, by means of the meter, the gas is paid for by actual measurement, and the consumer is relieved from all restraint. He uses the light when he pleases, and pays for no more than the exact quan- tit)^ consumed, in the same way as he has been accus- tomed to do for any other source of light.
When, for instance, it is convenient to put out or reduce any of the burners during the absence of com- pany, he has the benefit of his own economy : and by keeping the flame at a moderate height, he not only saves expense of gas to himself, but it will be moi'e perfectly consumed ; and, being altogether free from any smoke or unpleasant vapour, it will produce a more brilliant light than the finest candles or purest oil, at a considerable saving of expense for an equal quantity of light.
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APPENDIX.
Josias Du Pre Alexander, Esq.,
M. P. John L. Anderdon, Esq. George Arbuthnot, Esq. John Bent, Esq., M.P. Samuel Bosanquet, Esq. Henry Browne, Esq., F. R. S. Sir W. Champion De Crespigny,
Bart., M. P. Sir W. Congreve, Bart., M.P. Col. T. H. H. Davies, M.P, W. Bodycolt Davis, Esq.
W. IL Keith Douglas, Esq.,M. .'A Neil Benj. Edmonstone, Esq. . Joseph Esdaile, Esq. *'
John Williamson Fulton, Esq, Thos. Houldsworth, Esq., M.P, Capt. n. Kater, F. R. S. Chas. Elton Prescott, Esq. Peter Reierson, Esq. Alex. Robertson, Esq., M.P. Samuel Skinner, Esq, Col. Mark Wiiks Sir \Vm. Young, Bart,
Auditors.
David Barclay, Esq. ; Frederick Manning, Esq. ;
Henry Dance, Esq.
Bankers — Messrs Bosanquet and Co. ; Messrs Coutts and Co.
Mathematical Inspector — Thomas Young, M. D. F, R. S,
P/iysJtia»j— Thos. Young, M.D. F.R.S.
uissistant Phj/sician — James Barllett, M.D.
Standing Counsel — Oliver Anderdon, Esq.
Surveyor — Samuel Beazley, Esq.
Resident Superintendent — William Andrews, Esq,
Agent at Edinburgh — Mr J. G, Barr, S. S. C, 7. Union-street.
The object of this institution is to combine the advantages of all the earlier establishments, to remedy their acknowledged defects,.; and to give to the persons assured that influence in the general management, %vhich their important interests demand. In the Life Department, greater advantages have been secured to the public than have been offered by any other Society ; four-fifths of the esti- mated profit will be added every seventh year by way of Bonus to the Policies effected for the whole Term of Life, and the remaining one-fifth will be transferred to the subscribed Capital, and preserved untouched, to form a continually-increasing guarantee to the As- sured.
The Holders of Policies, effected for the whole Term of Life, vrill have votes in common with the Proprietors at all General Rleetings, and possess the advantages of a Proprietor in every other respect, ex- cepting qualification for office, which is derived from holding Shares in the Capital Stock of the Society.
In the Fire Department equal attention has been paid to the in- terests of the Assured, and many important advantages are held out for their consideration : four- fifths of the profit will be allowed to persons who have been Insured with the Society for Seven Years, whether by Septennial or Annual Payments, and the remaining one-fifth will be added to the subscribed Capital, as in the Depart- ment of Life Assurance.
No Entrance-money is charged, and no charge is made for Poli- cies except the stamp duties. Proposals and Tables of Fire and Life Assurance may be had gratis, by applying to any of the Socie- ty's Agents as under — Glasgow, Mr llobt. Knox, writer ; Aber- deen, r\Ir Ja~. Nicol, advocate ; Banff", IMr Ed. Mortimer, writer j Greenock, Messrs Lament & Gemmcl ; Paisley, Mr \Vm. Barr, ■writer.
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The Directors have pleasure in announcing to the Inhabitants of Edinburgh, that they have already light- ed several shops in Prince's street, where the Oil Gas may be seen burning. And as the price brings it as near as possible on a par with Coal Gas, they trust for a share of public favour.
This Company has adopted the use of gas meters as an object to increase the demand for gas, by affording that accommodation to the Public which is indispensa- ble to the more general introduction of this species of light in dwelling-houses, and other private as well as public situations, where no satisfactory estimate could be made of the consumption of the gas by any other means.
The oil gas, by means of Its purity and this useful invention, is at length rendered what has been so long desired, — alight for all possible situations where it can be manufactured. It can now be used with as much comfort and convenience in dwelling-houses as in shops, manufactories, or public buildings, at an expense exactly proportionate to the quantity consumed.
Previous to the use of the meter, the proprietors of gas light establishments were under the necessity of charging a certain annual rate upon every burner, vmder an agreement with the consumer, that he should put out his light at a certain hour everjf night; and any encroachment upon this restriction was sure to occasion complaints and remonstrances unpleasant to both parties ; whereas, by means of the meter, the gas is paid for by actual measurement, and the consumer is relieved from all restraint. He uses the light when he pleases, and pays for no more than the exact quan- tity consumed, in the same way as he has been accus- tomed to do for any other source of light.
When, for instance, it is convenient to put out or reduce any of the burners during the absence of com- pany, he has the benefit of his own economy : and by keeping the flame at a moderate height, he not only saves expense of gas to himself, but it will be more perfectly consumed ; and, being altogether free from any smoke or unpleasant vapour, it will produce a more brilliant light than the finest candles or purest oil, at a considerable saving of expense for an equal quantity of light.
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Price of Oil Gas hy the Leith Gas-Light Company.
For every 100 cubic feet, registered by meter, For use of meter per annum, . _ - ,
No. 1. argand burner 10 holes consumes per hour, No. 2. do. do. 1 4 holes, ....
1 jet large i foot Small do.
2 jet do. I do. do. do.
3 jet do. 1 do. do. do.
And so on in proportion to the number of jets.
Where argand burners are adopted, it is recom- mended always to use a cylindrical glass, and not to raise the flame higher than two inches, as the brillian- cy of the light is impaired with a longer flame, and a greater quantity of gas is consumed than necessary.
In using jet burners where no glass is necessary, the length of flame should be the same.
The payments for gas and meter to be charged quarterly.
Applications for service pipes to be made to the manager at the works, 23. Baltic-street, Leith, or left at the shop of Messrs Purves and Dobie, 46. Prince's- street, Edinburgh, which will meet with immediate attention.
ESTABLISHMENT for supplying the London Newspapers at the Regular Published Prices, (Free of any Additional Charge), No. 13. Earl Street, Blackfriars, London.
Prices.
When sent to any part of the United Kingdom, Postage Free.
Daily Papers. Morning Chronicle Morning Herald Morning Post Times New Times British Press Globe and Traveller Courier Star Sun
British Traveller Evening Chronicle
7d each J or L.2. 5s. 6d. per quarter.
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Public Ledger Morning Advertiser
6{d. each ; or L.2. 2s. 9d. per quarter.
Monday, Wednesday, ^ Friday. London Packet Evening Mail
7d. each ; or L.l. 3s. per quar.
Tuesday, Thursday, cj- Saturday. St James's Chronicle English Chronicle
7d. each; or L.l. 3s. per quar.
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Tuesday ^ Saturday. bndon Gazette, lid. each sheet.
Tuesday ^ Friday. oiirier de Londres, L. 1. Is. 8d. per quarter.
Monday. ountry Chronicle, 8s. 6d. armer's Journal, 10s. lOd. per quarter.
yVednesday. ritish Mercury, 8s. 2d. per quarter.
Thursday. aw Chronicle and Commercial
Register, 20s. law Gazette, 203. |aw Advertiser, 8s. 2d.
per quarter.
Friday. 'ounty Herald, 8s. 2d. laldwin's Journal, 8s. 2d. mperial Weekly Gazette, 8s. 2d. per quarter.
Saturday. Somerset House Gazette, lis. Literary Gazette, ISs. Cd. Literary Chronicle, lis. Museum, l.^s. 66. Cobbett's Register, 13s. 6d. Sunday Times, 8s. 2d. Pierce Egan's Life in London,
9s. 6d. Weekly Dispatch, 9s. 6d. Wooler's Gazette, 8s. 2d.
per quarter.
Sunday. (Tliose marked thus * are printed on Monday, to include the Market Report, &.C.) * Fleming's Weekly Express *John Bull, 8s. 2d.
Englishman, 8s. 2d. •Examiner, 8s. 2d. ♦Observer, 8s. 2d. ♦Bell's Messenger, 9s. 6d. *News, 9s. 6d. Sunday Advertiser, 9s. 6d. Sunday Monitor, 93. 6d. Guardian, 9s. 6d. British Monitor 10s. 3d. per quarter.
All Letters to be Post Paid, and accompanied with Reference in Town, for Payment.
A comparison of the above rates with those hither- 0 charged here for the London Papers, will at once oint out the advantages of this Establishment to the 'ublic.
Orders are received, and duly forwarded by
Matthew Walker, Wine Merchant,
No. I. Register street, St Andrew's square,
Agent for Edinburgh, and its vicinity.
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1*2 APPElrtJIX.
LIST OF PUBLIC OFFICES IN EDINBURGH/
With the hours of business, and inhere they are situated.
Adjutant General's office, 10 to 3. Castle, and 2.:
Young street, Charlotte square Admiralty office, 10 to 3, and 6 to 8. 11. Waterloq.
place Auditor of Accounts' office, 10 to 4. 16. Parliament
square Banks and Bankers, 10 to 3, and Saturdays 10 to 122
(See page 67.) Barrack office, 10 to 3. Edinburgh Castle City Chambers, 10 to 3. Royal Exchange City Chamberlain's office, 10 to 4, and 6 to 8. City- Chambers City Cess office, 9 to 3, and 6 to 8. 11. Bank street City Sub-collector's office for Assessed Taxes, 10 to
3, and 6 to 8. 204. High street City Clerk's office, 10 to 4, and 6 to 8. 10. Royal
Exchange Commissary office, 10 to 3. Parliament house County and Extended Royalty Tax office, 10 to 3. 8. South Frederick street
County and Extended 1 ^q ^^ 3. 23. Thistle street
Royalty bub-collectors, J
~ do do 16. Parliament sq.
do do 19. Gayfield sq.
do do 21. Picardy places
do do 99. Grassmarket
do do 54. North bridge
Calton Recorder's office, 10 to 3. Convening Room, Waterloo place
Custom House, 10 to 4. Drummond place
Dean of Guild's office, 10 to 3. 14. Royal Exchange
Excise office, 9 to 3. St Andrew's Square
Excise Permit offices, 6 to 6. 10. Nicolson's street, and Excise lane, West Register street
Exchequer office, 10 to 4. Parliament square
Engineer's office, 10 to 4, and 6 to 8. 1. Northumber- land street
Herring Fishery office, 10 to 3. 29. South Hanover: street
Gazette office, 10 to 4, and 6 to 8. 11. Parliament square
Insurance offices, 10 to 4, and 6 to 8. (See page 67.)
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ury Court office, 11 to 3. 10 Parliament square ustice of Peace Court for the City, 10 to 3 and 6 to
8. City Chambers, Royal Exchange ustice of Peace Court for the County, 10 to 3 and
6 to 8. County Hall, Lawnmarket fustice of Peace Court for the Canongate, 10 to 4.
Court room, Canongate usticiary office, 10 to 3. West end Register house ^eriot's Hospital office, 10 to 3. 3. Milne's square fias-Iight (coal) Company's office, 8 to 4'. New-street,
Canongate Eras-light (oil) Company's office, 10 to 4- and 6 to 8.
39. St Andrew's square ^irk-session clerk's office, City, 10 to 3 and 6 to 8.
City chambers, Royal Exchange Cirk-session clerk's office, Canongate, 10 to 4. Court
room, Canongate Cirk-session clerk's office, St Cuthberts, 10 to 4. 17.
Keir street, Lauriston tirk treasurer's office, 9 to 4. 12. Royal Exchange jyon Clerk's office, 12 to 3. Deanhaugh, Stockbridge Vlinisters' widow's fund office, 10 to 4 and 6 to 8. 13.
Queen street, and Scott's close, Argyll square Ordnance office, 10 to 3. Castle, and 2. Young street,
Charlotte square 'olice office, day and night. Royal Bank close. Cross 'olice cess office, 10 to 4. 18. North Bridge 'olice (district) offices, day and night. Assembly
rooms, George street do Caltonhill, Calton street
do Court room, Canongate
do Main point
do Park place
Post office, (general), 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Waterloo
place
Post offices, (penny), (see page 59) Public works' office, 10 to 4. City Chambers Quarter-master general's office, 10 to 3. Castle, and
2. Young street, Charlotte square Register (general) office, various offices and hours.
Prince's street, east end 5heriff"-clerk's office, 10 to 3 and 6 to 8. County Hall,
Lawnmarket Signet office, 11 to 12 and 3 to 4. Signet hall, Par-
iament square Rtamp office, 10 to 3. Waterloo place lax office (general) for Scotland, 10 to 4. 84.
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LIST OF PUBLIC OFFICES IN LEITH,,
xvith the hours of attendance, and ivhere situated.
Admiral's office, 10 to 3. Whale Brae, Newhaven Banking offices, 10 to 3, and Saturday 10 to 12. (See
page 67.) ;
Bulker's office, 10 to 4 and 6 to 8. Wet docks Council chamber, 9 to 3 and 6 to 8. Si. Tolboothj
wynd Custom house, 10 to 4. End of New Draw-bridge Excise office, 6 to 7. Custom-house buildings Excise permit office, 6 to 7. Custom-house buildings i Gas-light (oil) Company's office, day and night. 23.'
Baltic street Harbour-master's office, day and night. 2. Dock gates Herring-fishery office, 10 to 4-. 2. Dock gates Justice of Peace court, 9 to 3 and 6 to 8. Council
chamber Police office, day and night. 53. Tolbooth wynd Post office, 6 to 9. 120. Constitution street Public works' office, 9 to 4^ and 6 to 8. 2. Dock gates Shore-dues office, 9 to 4 and 6 to 8. 2. Dock gates Shipping Company's office, 10 to 4 and 6 to 8. (See
page 97.) Transport office, 10 to 4. 29. Bernard street Trinity house, 11 to 2. 104. Kirkgate '
Tax office, (sub-collector's), 10 to 3. 16. Constitu- tion street Session-clerk's office. North Leith, 10 to 4 and 6 to
8. 29. Bridge street Session-clerk's office, South Leith, 10 to 4 and 6 to ■
8. High School, Links
N.B. — Two New Penny Post and Free Receiving: Offices have been established since the lists were printed, viz. No. 3. Raeburn place, Stockbridge, John Rogers,
grocer No. 3. Howard street, Canonmills, M. Spalding Sc
Co, stationers and perfumers.
FINIS.
ADDENDA.
Bain, Nicolson assistant librarian, College, College
buildings Bell, James and Co. wine-merchants and corn
factors, removed to 50. Bernard street, Leith Berry, Mrs milliner and dressmaker, 92. Prince's
street
Dick, Fraser painter, 49. Nicolson street Dingwall, Roderick woollen-draper, hatter, and
hosier, 4-1. South Hanover street Hall, J. S. esq. W. S. 8. Cumberland street Knevett, Miss seminary for young ladies, 10.
Montagu street Knox, James land-surveyor, Tipperlinn, Borough-
muirhead
M'Laurin, John writer, 1. east Broughton place M'Pherson, D. British tavern, 24. Dundas street Mathison, Thomas and Co. clothiers, 1. Terrace,
New buildings, North bridge Russel, John writer, 2. George's place, Leith walk Sutherland, Lieut. Alexander, 5. Cheyne street Tait, Charles bookseller, 22. Lynedoch place Trigwell, J. and Co. Globe Coffee-house, 51.
New buildings. North bridge
Erratum.
Stevenson and Thomson, haberdashers, 59r New buildings. North bridge street, instead of 95.
** The Publishers will feel obliged by intimations of removals md alterations being communicated to them, (post paid), for next irear's Directory, previous to 21st of May 1825, to which due Utention will be given.
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